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Step 4Enjoy your new mousepad!
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I've found that this mouse pad works pretty well. So enjoy.
If you want a mouse pad bigger than one sheet of paper (I didn't because my mouse is super-sensitive, even when the sensitivity is turned all the way down), simply lay down another sheet of paper (don't overlap it, as that will make an uneven surface that will eventually rip), and lay some wax paper down over it.
After a lot of use, this pad may need replacing, as it is just wax paper on the surface. But it obviously won't take too long to make again.
Also, I got the idea of using wax paper as a mouse pad surface from here.
I've found that this mouse pad works pretty well. So enjoy.
If you want a mouse pad bigger than one sheet of paper (I didn't because my mouse is super-sensitive, even when the sensitivity is turned all the way down), simply lay down another sheet of paper (don't overlap it, as that will make an uneven surface that will eventually rip), and lay some wax paper down over it.
After a lot of use, this pad may need replacing, as it is just wax paper on the surface. But it obviously won't take too long to make again.
Also, I got the idea of using wax paper as a mouse pad surface from here.
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Mar 30, 2008. 12:03 AMShoes
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This isn't a bad idea, I might give it a try. You could also recommend fabric; some fibers are great for mouse pads.
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Mar 30, 2008. 12:12 AMAar000n3y (author)
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Hmm. That's true. I hadn't thought about it before. I'll research it some time.
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Jun 16, 2008. 6:15 AMemuman4evr
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Its true, I stopped using mouse pads a long time ago. I use a little nightstand that has a cushion on top. Work better than any mouse pad I've ever used.
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