Re: Buggy Mouse Interface

[gkomatsu@Hawaii.Edu (Galen Tatsuo Komatsu)]

In article <723j5n$nuu$1@lynx.unm.edu>, stephen e buggie <buggie@ben06.unm.edu> wrote:
>Don't call it a "Buggy mouse."  Call it a "non-working mouse" instead.
>We of the Buggie Clan are always on guard against denigration of our
>surname..... ;-)

	...kinda like Tandy Corporation afraid people confusing Bionca's
Smut Shack for their store chain?   ...oh well, if anyone needs me I'll
be checking up on John Glenn's shuttle mission on nasa.com. ;^)

	Though on the other hand non-working is probably more accurate
as I haven't gotten the card to work once.

>I too have two non-working IIE mouse cards.  Can anyone advise on
>repairing them???   There are no components that are obviously cooked....

	Like mine, causes certain software to crash too?

	When I bought the //e that contained the card, for some reason
it wasn't installed in its traditional place.  It was on top of the
power supply, wedged between the ps and the case.  Wonder if that had
anything to do with it.

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Ben Cureton ("tragic")     :  $85.00