Microsoft wireless mouse with ipad2

How i can use microsoft wireless leypad and mouse with ipad2?
Bala

You can't use a mouse with an iPad - it does not have a mouse pointer for a mouse to control as it is a touchscreen device which you use with your finger.
Some Bluetooth keyboards are compatible with the iPad. You would need to contact Microsoft and ask them if the one you have is.

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Haha, well, that's something I never would have guesed to be honest =)
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For the mouse issue, please try the steps in these KB articles:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321122
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i recently got a wireless mouse and keyboard. the
keyboard works great but the mouse is a kid of a
hassle. it is kind of slow... i have been using
mighty mouse up to now. can it be that i am used to
the wired mouse so that it is normal for the
bluetotth one to be slightly slower. it also seems as
if it's kind of twitchy.
the bigger problem is that if i dont touch it for
some 20 seconds i get the message connection lost.
why does this happen? i try moving the mouse around
and clicking but no connection. the red light on the
bottom just keeps blinking
Powerbook 1.25 ghz, 2 gb ram,
superdrive Mac OS X (10.4.4)
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