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Use the mighty mouse
Mighty my arse.change the M to a S and you get close to it (they were there when I worked for em)
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Mighty my arse.change the M to a S and you get close to it (they were there when I worked for em)
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that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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...and it was designed by the divine hand of Lord Jobs!!! *grins dumbly*
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£50 for a 3 button wireless mouse, yeah right.
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Originally posted by The Architect
Rotate the piece of plastic anti clockwise, remove, tip mouse over, scroll ball falls out... not that hard, I did it once a month for cleaning before Igot an optical mouse...
Think you might have got the wrong end of the stick, i'm on about the mighty mouses scroll ball on the top of it, the 360 degree scroll thing (not the bottom) and the non ability to ge the ball out of it clean it. Not how to get a scroll ball out of a "proper" mouse, think its given that everyone knows that.....
Unless you can get it out on the mighty mouse now (as far as I was aware you couldn't).
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or was that atom ant?
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Originally posted by gster123
Think you might have got the wrong end of the stick, i'm on about the mighty mouses scroll ball on the top of it, the 360 degree scroll thing (not the bottom) and the non ability to ge the ball out of it clean it. Not how to get a scroll ball out of a "proper" mouse, think its given that everyone knows that.....
Unless you can get it out on the mighty mouse now (as far as I was aware you couldn't).
lol!
Is that not the scroll wheel? Might be called something else on the mighty mouse though... would a hammer do? :p
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No, it was "Here I come to save the daaay!" lol :pOriginally posted by Chirone
up up and away!
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If you're going to switch, I suggest you download all your drivers and burn them or slap em' on a pen drive before you crossover.
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