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RE: w20-575-35 mouse
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Thu Jun 15 10:16:04 1995
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Date: Mon, 12 Jun 1995 13:40:08 EDT
From: David C Cho <dcctdw@MIT.EDU>
>> Subject: w20-575-35's mouse
>> Technically speaking, this mouse sucks rocks the size of Neptune. It may be
>I have found no problems with this mouse, Dave maybe you could
>be a little more specific about the problem.
The failure mode is common among DEC square mice: try to describe small
(one-inch) circles with the mouse. It didn't work for me, and its feet
were clean, too.
In particular with this mouse, I was having trouble just using the mouse to
click off zephyrs, located all over my screen.
<shrug> If JJ thinks its fixed, then maybe i was just having a bad mouse
day. :)
dave
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