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Richard Mateosian writes
>For whatever
>reason, recently I've experienced a lot of failed double-clicks. It doesn't
>seem to matter how I set the double-click speed either.
Your mouse is tired. Each mouse has a preordained number of clicks before
the switch breaks. Double-clicks use them up faster, of course. I ran
through two mice on my original mac, before I traded up to a new system last
year. I blame it on that game of Risk I got for christmas in 1986. Or maybe
it was the clumps of fur under the mouseball...
Sorry, it's been a l-o-n-g day.
@kat
katnagel -at- aol -dot- com
Life 1: MasterWork (technical writing and document design)
Life 2: PlaynSong & Madrigalia, Ltd (vocal chamber music)
