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Subject: Re: Help for moving cursor
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Date: Mon, 28-Jan-85 15:06:51 EST
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From: prindle@NADC

Beware - if your 64 is in a room where you routinely (or even occasionally)
use steel wool, little airborne wires will inevitably float into open joystick
ports and short out the pins for all sorts of interesting effects related to
the keyboard.  Blow out the ports with compressed air and never, never use
steel wool for anything.