is there a way to replace the "Teflon / Plastic" legs on mice?

[DataOrb]

The problem is, that when these things get worn down (such as using them on a "bumpy" surface as the Everglide pads), the mouse accuracy degrates...
is there a way to replace these thingies? or advice on how to Re-Generate them?
anyway, what I am saying, is that Optical or no optical, some mouse parts DO get worn down...

now, where did I left my Ion-hover mouse I picked on my trip to Vulcan?

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SBlaster Live! Digital.
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[Mark F]

I've seen different sized pads at Home Depot, they are ment to be placesd on furniture with an adhesive side, and allow them to slide on the floor easilly (not ones with felt, these are a hard but flipery compositw material (something like plastic). Don't know it they come that small, but should be modifiable to work on the mouse. You also might want to contact the manufcturer, they might send you replacements! Hey, it can't hurt to try.

Mark F.

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OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
and burped out a movie

[DataOrb]

well, I am currently on a Logitech Mouse Man Wheel (after my IntelliMosue Explorer fell from 1 meter to the floor and broke! a 60$ Mouse! ) which has the best shape I ever saw on a mouse.
anyway, I am really happy about the Everglide Pads I own, they are the best pads I ever had, so smooth, so precise, so... Paddish...
(oh, it's all great beside that fact that the shipping cost from everglide.com is about almost twice the price of a Giganta pad itself... ).
Thanks Mark F, I will try contacting logitech, mybe thier service will be as good as their mice...

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"Excuse me for butting in, but I'm interrupt-driven..."
__________________________________________________ ____
Worstation Specs:
Asus P3B-F w/Celeron@680mhz
160mb PC100 7ns RAM.
Matrox G400 142/190Mhz.
IBM 75GXP 7200RPM 15Gb.
Seagate U8 4.1gb Hdd,
SBlaster Live! Digital.
17" Mag InnoVision 770Ti TrinitronFR Monitor @1152X864
Logitech MouseMan Wheel USB (on Everglide Giganta SE)
Focus 127keys MM Keyboard.
HP SCSI Cd-Rw 7200Si
AOpen X48 CD ROM.
AOpen 1040Pro Slot DVD
3Com NIc @ Tevel/3Com Cable Modem
Modded case, the "banshee". 6 fans.
3Com Palm IIIx + GoType + AxxPAC

[Mark F]

I am currently on a Logitech Mouse Man Wheel

I'm on the corless version. I have the corded version on my daughter's PC. They're almost the same, I can't quite figure out what is different, but the cordless seems even more comfortable.

Post when you here back from Logiteck. I'm interested to hear how well their customer service is!

Mark F.

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OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
and burped out a movie