PortableApps.com - Portable software for USB, portable and cloud drives Coding Horror Save Your Eyes! Silent Mouse - The Second Encounter Having used my silenced rodent for nearly 1/2 year at home, I finally decided to get rid of the clicking noise at work too and here's the how-to. Some people wanted me to translate the original article, but I guess it's better to start afresh with a revised and simplified approach. I'm not going repeat reasons for silencing mice, if you want to do it, you probably know why. If you don't know why, then just assume there are people who hate the clicking sound. Equipment needed: a Genius Netscroll+ mouse - my original object of experimentation or other type, such as my Dell scroll mouse (seems to be a Logitech) (these two have been proven to work) cross-point screwdriver soldering iron tin-lead solder rosin or flux sharp knife 2 cm of thin insulated wire (2 pcs) (only if necessary) 1. Take a look at the switches, they must look more or less like this one: My method is only possible with this type of switch, if you see other type in your mouse you'll probably have to invent something else. 2.
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