On Jul 6, 3:52*pm, "Julie Bove" > wrote:
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> On Jul 6, 8:50 am, "Storrmmee" > wrote:
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> > julie, try cleaning your mouse, you have cats, when similar happened to
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> > it was that fluffy hair in the mouse, Lee
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> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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> > > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message
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> > >>> Sorry for this! I don't know why it is happening. I click "reply" and
> > >>> the message just goes away. And then it is posting a blank message.
> > >>> Again, sorry. If anyone knows why this would be happening, please let
> > >>> me know. Thanks!
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> > >> What is your newsgroup reader? If it is Outlook Expres you need to
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> > > I am. And danged if it didn't happen again! Grrrr... Sorry.
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> All petss should be banned from the computer room. The electronics in
> computers will attract cat/dog hair and this leads to trouble. Mice
> are easy to clean compared to keyboards that are full of cat
> hair...yuck.
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> My cats are short haired and don't shed much.

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Doesn't matter, the computer will attract just like a vacuum cleaner
and accumulate long hair, short hair, whatever. My computer monitor is
always attracting dirt and fuzz...you can't stop it. I cover my
keyboard when the computer is off and dust still gets in. All it takes
is one roller to be clogged and the mouse will not work right.
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If you allow the cat to go where it wants to, then tough
beans...suffer the consequences.
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