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|    Alan Zisman to Holger Granholm    |
|    Mouse Was: Quicklaunc    |
|    24 Jan 15 12:10:21    |
      On 2015-01-23, 6:10 PM, Holger Granholm -> Alan Zisman wrote:               AZ>> My favourite odd mouse repair was with Apple's so-called Mighty        AZ>> Mouse - a white no-button mouse with a tiny ball for scrolling        AZ>> up/down/left/right...               HG> I have no recollection of that one ...               AZ>> See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Mighty_Mouse               HG> .. so I'll have a look at it.               HG> I remember though having seen a Mac mouse with only one button,              For quite some time, Apple has supported right-mouse buttons on 3rd party mice       (without needing additional software) - and offered right-click support for       Apple mouse models, but it's not enabled (for Apple models) by default - it       needs to be turned on in the System Preference (Apple-speak for Control Panel).                      AZ>> Often, the ball would become unreliable - the fix: turn the mouse        AZ>> upside down over a piece of white paper and roll it around so that        AZ>> the ball is rubbing on the paper.               HG> Yes, if the bottom can't be opened for cleaning out the rubbish that        HG> apparently works.                      HG> While I have your attention I want to ask a question. In my list of        HG> christmas greetings I have "Shana Tova" for hebrew. Another list shows        HG> the same wording for Happy New Year. Is that correct?                     I studied Hebrew after school for several years as a child but never became       comfortable with it - so I had to Google the phrase. Apparently it literally       translates as 'For a good year' and is a shortening of the phrase 'L'shanah       Tovah Umetukah' - 'For a good and sweet year' - and is more traditionally used       at Rosh Hashanah - the new year on the Hebrew calendar (generally in September       or October).              Since Christmas isn't a holiday traditionally celebrated by Jews, it would       make sense that there isn't really a way to say 'Merry Christmas' in Hebrew!              --- Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.10; rv:17.0) Gecko/20130620 Thund        * Origin: Fidonet Via Newsreader - http://www.easternstar.info (1:123/789.0)    |
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