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From: dar@sdcsvax.UUCP (David Reisner)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac,net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: Running laps with your mouse (ie. tired mice)
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Date: Sat, 5-Oct-85 21:57:40 EDT
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Summary: mouse pad / drafting material



"Borco" is one brand name for the plastic sheeting used to cover drafting
tables.  'Self healing' means that, if you poke a small hole in it or cut
it lightly, it will close up and the hole or cut will disappear.  This stuff
can be bought in many color combinations, but one side is almost always white
or "putty" green (a light grey-ish green).  At a local art supply store, they
sell Borco in precut sizes.  31" x 42" costs $25.

The stuff is great to draw on (summer job as a draftsman once) and  I can
readily believe that it would make good mouse pad.  I'm going to try it
(although I'd like to find a place that sells it by the inch).

-David
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