Discussion:
WTB: Optical Mouse Pad
Howard Huntley Jr.
2002-12-15 20:18:32 UTC
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I need an optical mouse pad. $$.$$ ??

Howard Huntley MCP, MCSE
Micro-Computer Systems Specialist
Tim Frazee
2002-12-16 03:10:10 UTC
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I have heard that there is a web site somewhere that have a pdf or
something that has enough resolution that if you print it out, ti works
just the same. I have a friend who needed one, and tried this. His
printer did not print it ou tat the correct resolution and it worked
just not very well.



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I need an optical mouse pad. $$.$$ ??

Howard Huntley MCP, MCSE
Micro-Computer Systems Specialist
Zen
2002-12-16 09:38:07 UTC
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Post by Tim Frazee
I have heard that there is a web site somewhere that have a pdf or
something that has enough resolution that if you print it out, ti works
This is what I've got, but never had a chance to test it in real
life:
=CUT===

%!PS-Adobe-2.0
%% Sun 3 mouse pad
%% Copyright 1987, BeakSoft Inc.
%% All Rights Reserved
%% Permission is granted to copy and use this without charge as long
%% as the copyright notices remain intact.
%%
%%

gsave
90 rotate
/ZapfChancery-MediumItalic findfont 24 scalefont setfont
5 -40 moveto
(This is a mouse pad. It works!) show
( 1987, BeakSoft Inc.)
dup
stringwidth pop
10.9 72 mul
exch sub
dup /copyr exch def
-40 moveto
show
/Symbol findfont 24 scalefont setfont
(\343)
dup
stringwidth pop
copyr exch sub
-40 moveto
show
grestore

.8 setlinewidth
50 0 moveto
250
{ 2.4 0 rmoveto gsave 0 11 72 mul rlineto stroke grestore } repeat

.6 setlinewidth
50 0 moveto
300 { 0 2.8 rmoveto gsave 8.5 72 mul 0 rlineto stroke grestore } repeat

showpage
====

Print it as, well, poscript and let us know if you try it out.

cheers,
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Anders Andersson
2002-12-16 08:27:08 UTC
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Take a look at http://retrocomputing.c3po.it/Retronomicon/html/sunpad.htm

There are several pad styles so if the printed one doesn't work with your mouse it may be
because it imitates the wrong style, maybe the pattern density could be adjusted?

320-1017 - mouse pad, type-5 optical
320-1018 - M4 pad, 200 CPI, .032", 177.8mm x 196.9mm
320-1079 - M4 pad, 200 CPI, .032", 228.6mm x 196.9mm
370-1399 - Type 5 Optical Pad, 300 CPI aka 403368-001

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Anders

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From: Howard Huntley Jr. [mailto:***@attbi.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 9:19 PM
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Subject: [Suns-at-Home] WTB: Optical Mouse Pad

I need an optical mouse pad. $$.$$ ??

Howard Huntley MCP, MCSE
Micro-Computer Systems Specialist
Mike Nicewonger
2002-12-16 13:10:13 UTC
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The first problem you have is what kind of Sun mouse. There are at least 3
kinds of pads. some work with a couple of different mice some don't work
with anything but the correct pad. You will need to determine which mouse
you have first.

Mike N
Stirer of pots

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Subject: [Suns-at-Home] WTB: Optical Mouse Pad

I need an optical mouse pad. $$.$$ ??

Howard Huntley MCP, MCSE
Micro-Computer Systems Specialist

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