[Ti] Rubber Feet?

[rob morris]

On 10.3.2004 8:21, "P. H. Adams" <phadams at mac.com> wrote:

> 
> On Mar 9, 2004, at 11:52 PM, Bob Bergey wrote:
> 
>> At 10:59 AM -0500 on 3-9-04, John Griffin wrote:
>> 
>>>  I use the Radio Shack clear silicone dome shaped replacement feet.
>>> They stay
>>>  on, are really rubbery (so the Powerbook can't slide off the desk).
>>> I use
>>>  them to replace lost feet on just about anything. They come 12 to a
>>> package.
>> 
>> Yes -- thank you! I've had them on my TiBook for almost two years
>> already, and they still work great. But now I need them to replace the
>> lost rubber feet on my Kensington Expert Mouse Pro, and couldn't
>> remember where I got them (and of course can't find the ones I had
>> left over). But yes, I'm sure it was Radio Shack, now that you mention
>> it!
> 
> I wouldn't think that's what you'd want for a mouse, considering the
> high-friction "rubbery" aspect of the feet. Wouldn't that make it
> difficult to manipulate the mouse?
> --
> P. H. "Patch" Adams
> phadams at mac.com
> 

The Ken. Expert Mouse is a trackball device, it does not move, rather it is
stationary.  These feet would be fine.