Re: Mice ball Reply

[Larry Parsons <booker@GUEST.NWNET.NET>]

Don't your mice balls get dirty and require frequent cleaning? Perhaps
it's just the dirt and grime found at the coast, but we have to clean our
mice fairly often and breaking a glue seal seems more effort than it is
worth. I'll vote for the tape that an earlier person recommended.

Larry Parsons
Ocean Beach School District
P.O. F
Ilwaco, WA 98624
206-642-3731
"Money is not the report card of life."

On Sat, 15 Jan 1994, Paula Galland wrote:

> >
> > I use a drop of elmer's glue to seal the access ring to the mouse ball.
> > Resting the mouse on a wet rag will release the glue when it's  necessary to
> > clean the contacts, but students can't turn the dry ring.
> >
> > Bonnie Barksdale, Sunny Hills High School, Fullerton, CA.
> >
> >
>
> Since we, too, have the missing mouse ball problem, I have been
> frantically reading this discussion to find an answer to the problem.
> I think you have hit upon it!  Can anyone think of a problem with
> Bonnie's suggestion?
>
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> Paula Galland - St. Simons Island, GA - Glynn County School System
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