Re: [OT] Mouse buttons (was Re: troubling article)
Re: [OT] Mouse buttons (was Re: troubling article)
- Subject: Re: [OT] Mouse buttons (was Re: troubling article)
- From: Hsu <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 10:18:30 -0700
Someone moves a mouse all day, they get RSI of the wrist/forearm.
They move their arms around all day (Minority Report style), they get
shoulder/neck/back problems.
How would you describe the effects of trackpads and trackballs in that
context?
What do you mean? I use trackballs (Kensington ExpertMouse)
exclusively, and I got mild tendonites after a particularly severe
month. They for most people is change, I think (personal theory here) -
you get twingy on a mouse and you switch to a trackball, things get
better - primarily because you've remove the repetitive motion (you've
set up a _new_ set of repetitive motions, but things take a while to
kick in - and you can learn better habits easier with new motions than
old ones).
Karl
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the proper order then why can't he?
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