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Dalco electronics 1-800-445-5342 www.dalco.com has mouse balls available in
multiple sizes.  You should still glue your mouse ball covers down.

Richard

Dave Brown <brownie@rmplc.co.uk> wrote in article
<344A9B67.2569@rmplc.co.uk>...
> rob@jones.softnet.co.uk wrote:
> > On 18/10/97 17:39, in message
<01bcdbe4$d709c760$e12b7dc2@pgrnfr.iol.ie>, "Pat
> > Ryan" <pgrnfr@iol.ie> wrote:
> > > We have about 25 computers in our Computer Room.
> > > Sometimes a mouse ball goes 'missing'.
> > > Does anyone know of  a supplier of just the ball.  We do not want to
buy a
> > > new mouse every time a ball 'goes missing.'
> > We had a similar problem.  Unfortunately, we were unable to find a ball
> > supplier and ended up buying new mice.  In the end we resorted to
training the
> > pupils to turn the mice on their backs so that their balls were clearly
visible
> > Rob Jones
> 
> A lot of schools superglue the retaining ring that holds the mouse ball
> inside . It means taking out a couple of screws when it comes to mouse
> cleaning time, but it combats ball theft ! Probably invalidtes warranty
> to I suppose, so its not actually a suggestion ... you see ...!
> 
> Dave Brown - RM plc - PC Division Stores.
> All views expressed above are entirely my own & no-one elses !
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