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Re: simple question

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From: Millard Taylor
Date: Tue, 04 Aug 1987 14:29
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I believe a recent issue of "MacUser" (it has a picture of a Mac SE on
the cover) had a tip on replacing worn mouse balls.  A reader
suggested gluing in BB's (those small ball bearings shot at squirrels
and young children with air guns) in the old slots.  The tip in the
magazine included a diagram.  Hope this helps.


Tad Taylor
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Subject: Re: simple question
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Date: Tue, 4-Aug-87 10:29:10 EDT
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Summary: Mouse balls