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From: krieg@jupiter.uucp (Andrew Krieg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Need Mouse Info
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Date: 2 Jan 90 19:59:46 GMT
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My mouse is dying and I need to replace it fast.  Can anyone recommend one
of the 3rd party mice (I've seen a cordless, and another one by some company
whose name slips my mind) or should I stick with the Atari.  I have seen
Atari mice manufactured in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and I've heard they were
also made in Japan.  Is one better than the other?  I had a Tawainese one,
and it has acted up all along.  I think wires are crossing inside the main
cable.  The arrow moves in the opposite direction of what I want, sometimes.
I shake the cord a little, and it will work OK for a short time.  Can I
cheaply replace/build a new cable?

Any info on any of the above questions would be greatly appreciated.
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