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 indicating the status of mouse wheels and extra buttons.
-Mice with no scroll wheels use 3 byte packets exclusively. Mice with scroll wheeels, and up to
+Mice with no scroll wheels use 3 byte packets exclusively. Mice with scroll wheels, and up to
 buttons (currently) can send 4 byte packets, if they are initialized properly.
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 ! Always 1
 ! Middle Btn
-! Left Btn
 ! Right Btn
+! Left Btn
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 Scaling: if it is 1, scaling 2:1 is enabled; if 0 then scaling 1:1 is enabled.<br>
+=====Resolution, scaling and sampling rate=====
+These terms are all like 'settings' or 'options' for the mouse. For example, when you move the mouse, how many
+packets it will send per movement, etc. Below you will find an explanation of these terms and a table with their
+respective possibly values.
+Resolution: How many packets will be sent for each millimeter of mouse movement.<br />
+Scaling: Changes the actual packet that is sent (the movement bytes, for example).<br />
+Sampling Rate: How many packets the mouse can send per second.<br />
-=====Resolution, Scaling and Sampling rate =====
-Those is some options about the mouse, when you move it, and about how many packets it can make pr second.
-Resolution: this is how many packets pr millimeter movement.
-Scaling:  is a change to the packet reported for each millimeter.
-Sampling rate:  this is how many packets the mouse can send pr second.
-Those “options” can (of cause) have different value, so let’s sum them up:
 Resolution:
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-For scaling, there is not many possibilities, since it can either be “1:1” or “2:1”, but looking at the scheme (below) we can see what happens if it is “2:1”
+For scaling, there aren't many possibilities, since it can either be “1:1” or “2:1”, but looking at the scheme (below) we can see what happens if it is “2:1”
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 ===Initializing a PS2 Mouse===
 The PS2 mouse port on a PC is attached to the auxiliary input of the PS2 keyboard controller. That input
 might be disabled at bootup, and needs to be enabled. It is usually also desirable to have the mouse generate

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