ibook problem

[Suzanne Williams <swilliam@QSILVER.NET>]

Date: November 7, 2000
From: Suzanne Williams <swilliam@qsilver.net>
Subject : iBooks


We  recently got 10 iBooks plus a cart to move them and recharge them.  It
has been absolutely wonderful.  We experienced the same problem of the
cursor not moving and seeming to stick in one place. We found that if you
dry off that finger - it will then work again.  I just have the students rub
there finger against their clothes to remove all sweat and moisture - and
voila!  The cursor moves again.  They have to repeat this whenever the
problem reoccurs, especially if their hands are sweaty.  Hope this helps.

Suzanne Williams
Miller School Media Specialist
Waldoboro, Maine
swilliam@qsilver.net

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