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Article #513Re: Diablo => Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
From: Andreas Tönne
Date: Sat, 01 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 01 Feb 1997 00:00
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tostka <*tos...@minn.net> schrieb im Beitrag <32f5caab...@news.minn.net>...
> ske...@totaltel.com (Sean Kelly) wrote:
> //snip//
> >...I've even tried various trackballs -- the bigger ones are a
> >pain for game playing, and the trackman marble has caused me more
> >problems than anything at all.
> //snip//
> Hmmm, that's interesting. I moved from a logitech 3button mouse to a
> Trackman Marble, and have had excellant results. I have a fair amount
Agree 100%!
The Trackman Marble needs a little getting used to but then it is awesome.
Since you need not move your hand/arm/mouse I tend to position much more
quickly and precise. Also it does not hurt your hand if you use it four hours.
Another good point about it (for playing) is that you can do a click orgy without
changing the mouse position accidentally.
Having a well-trained thumb (piano player) helps 'though.
Andreas Toenne
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