Bad Alignment on Optic Mouse. Any Ideas

Ah how great to see the crap and smut still lives on.

Try placing a clean piece of printing paper A4 or whatever and then
placing the mouse ontop of that. It should work well then, also drop
the sensitivity in the control panel.
If you either use the desktop or a mouse mat made of the skin diving
rubber then the laser in the mouse will reflect at all angles and this
is what causes the optic mouse to be very hard to use on unsuitable
surfaces. My mouse used to drive me crazy till I switched to a plain
sheet of paper. I put a small bit of sticky tape at the lhs and rhs
siides of the paper to hold it still. Also comes in handy if you a
bit of scribble paer for notes etc.
JIm
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On Mon, 29 Jan 2007 12:06:40 +0545, "Kadaitcha Man"
<****-you.ya.****@kiss-my-big-black-ass.com> wrote:

>SJP <someone@somewhere.invalid> Thou feeble-minded fop sot. Thou
>ineffectual giantlike oxbeef. Thou heretic. Thou mute contemplative. Ye
>blubbered and ye droned:
>
>> "Donna Chance" <cdchance@woolcom.net> wrote in message
>> news:d3037$45bd7cf3$45b63f9$11479@DIALUPUSA.NET...
>>> My mouse keeps jumping all over the place, some times even on things
>>> it shouldn't. I have tried everything I can get my hands on but
>>> nothing. any Ideas
>>>
>>>
>> Seeing as you neither tell us what mouse you are using or what you
>> have done then no, no ideas
>
>You ****ing brain-dead flapwit. You don't need any more information. It's a
>****ing optical mouse and they'll do that sort of thing on unsuitable
>surfaces. If you had no ideas, why the **** did you even bother posting, you
>****ing duff ****?