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| 26585 | 2001-12-05 06:45:00 | Thanks Heather , Mike and Pam for your responses to my post. I have begged another mouse and it worked, obviously the wayward buttons cased the applications to get mucked around, I have mended the O2000 and it all works well. I can't believe that a mechanical device could act so strange. Cheers Geoffh |
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| 26586 | 2001-12-05 07:55:00 | Now pull the old one apart, see how it works and test the switches - nice firm click or sloppy? Note that the last mouse that died on me seemed fine so I think the cable broke on the cheap, rough, plastic case. If a mouse sticks - it needs cleaning, if it goes beserk - replace it. |
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| 26587 | 2001-12-05 08:11:00 | I have taken the mouse apart several times but didn't realise there was such a build up on the spring wheel. I have navigated around the screen without the ball and it seemed to be ok... c'est la vie... programmed obsolescence of 'l'ancien technologie'.... where was that mousetrap?... Thanks again, Geoffh |
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