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15.021 What is the best kind of mouse pad?




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This article is from the Apple II Csa2 FAQ, by Jeff Hurlburt with numerous contributions by others.

15.021 What is the best kind of mouse pad?

         The best mouse pads are cloth-covered 1/8" - 1/4" rubber foam. The cloth
should have a slightly prickly feel when brushed by your finger tips. Such pads
offer some resistance to mouse movement. This makes positioning easier and
helps reduce fatigue.

     The worst mouse pads are plastic or plastic coated. These usually offer
little resistance to movement and transfer hand oils, dust, and other gunk into
the mouse so rapidly that cleaning becomes a nearly daily chore.

     Cloth-covered pads do get dirty. It's a good idea to wash your mouse pad
every couple of months. (Use warm soapy water, rinse, blot with towel, and let
dry.)

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previous page: 15.020 My mouse feels very bumpy. Everyone says it needs cleaning but when I look inside there is just a little dust and the rubber treads on the rollers look okay. So, how am I supposed to get my mouse any cleaner?
  
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