35002_3025@uwovax.uwo.ca (03/05/89)
Regarding the recent probems with mice, I shouls probably talk about the problem I have just being having with mine. On Thursday morning, I awoke to find that it would not move up, yet it would move down. After some ex- perimentation, I found that the problem seemed to be allievated by tightening or loosening the four screws that hold the mouse together. I now have it working once more, although the amount of clicking that the left mouse requires is now negligible. I have replaced it with a MALAYSIAN mouse, as previously I had a TAIWANESE mouse. I do not if one or the other is better, or if this "fix" for the TAIWANESE mouse will work for others, but I offer it none the less for your edification. Kevin-john Conway ...a librarian from hell... School of Library and Information Science University of Western Ontario London Canada "...deviants from the norm..." "My ideas may be silly, but I'm not. I'm positively skewed!" 35002_3025@uwovax.uwo.ca conway@uwovax.bitnet kjc@uwovax.bitnet
coffey@ucselx.uucp (pat coffey) (03/08/89)
My mouse was on the verge of giving up the ghost. I would have to
click many times for it to recognize the click. I took it apart and
squirt some 'tuner tonic' from Radio shack on the microswitches and
it is as good as new. I bought my 520 st when they first came
out, so my mousie is just wearing out, I think.
_ _ Ms. Pat Coffey
|_) (_ San Diego State University
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