On Tuesday 14 June 2005 19:44, Fluxstringer wrote: > >I did not win the Ferrari (the OT we ended with), so I am back to > >you with the trackpad question. > > > >I have observed it carefully: actually it is not grease in the > >central area, but, indeed, something missing. > > > >It seems that the original matt finishing of the trackpad has been > >removed by use: is it possible? > > Yeah, the plastic wears out. > > No one seemed to think much of my sandpaper idea.. > -- > Adrian
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