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Brian Becroft wrote:
> I would point out that there are very cheap mechanical boxes for switching
> but in the case of the Atari, you then also need the "QWERTYX" adapter
> from Mario, because the Atari needs emulation for the PC keyboard/mouse
> situation, this product is already available, I prefer thissetup with
> Notator, especially with the Genuis netmouse,
>
   So the QWERTYX adaptor would do the job and is available now? If so please
let me know how to order one with a UK price. BTW what is a Genius mouse? If it
is a mouse for genius' I'm afraid I dont qualify haha. Would I need one for the
QWERTYX?
> Can those more complicated serious musos out there explain what devices
> and features might be worth considering??
 I am running a Mega STE with Notator and to make it work I have to have Unitor
plugged into Log 3 which is in turn plugged into the dongle-hole - I keep
forgetting why , but it is the case. While its nice to have all those MIDI
ports, its very ungainly ; I'm nervous about all those dongle contacts and the
computer does fall over now and then. Dongle jiggling/cleaning seems to work,
but I'm not happy with the situation. A neater solution would be great;  a 19"
rackmount MIDI interface along the lines of the current Unitor 8 for instance,
although I realise I'm probably dreaming and it still doesn't solve the dongle
problem         Also the fan on the Mega makes a right old racket, and it would
be nice to quieten it down. Perhaps I need to change computers - I often wonder
if a re-housed ST like the ones Keychange do would be the answer.
     Anyway, I look forward to hearing hoe to get hold of your adaptor.
                        Nick

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