What Can You Do When Your Mac’s Mouse Dies?

Our Macs are steadfast creatures, a part of our lives, a member of the family. The Mac’s keyboard is important to us. So is the mouse.

What happens when your Mac’s mouse dies? Funeral? Prayer? Or, keyboard shortcuts?

This week we’re visited again by our guest columnist, writer Tom Coppinger of Dublin, Ireland. Tom’s last visit brought us tips on selecting a Mac application to write a best selling novel.

This time, Tom asks the question, “What do you do when your Mac’s mouse dies?” Me? I’d call Jack, then, when he’s.... (excerpted).

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