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Article #511Re: Diablo => Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
From: ske... Sean Kelly
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1997 00:00
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On Wed, 29 Jan 1997 09:49:00 -0700, Gordon K Wilson <gkwi...@ix.netcom.com> wrote: >Allen wrote: >> >> I love Diablo, can't get enough of it. But being sensitive to excessive >> mouse use, I'm starting to suffer from the effects of too much clicking. As I work on a computer pretty much all day, I've developed the same problem. As far as I'm converned, the mouse has much more potential to caouse CTS than the keyboard does. Part of the problem is that I have fairly big hands -- my palm doesn't rest on the bump of a microsoft mouse like some other people's do. My final solution was twofold: first, I use the keyboard for everything I can (arrow keys for scrolling, etc.) and second, I went to Computer City and played with every mouse they had to find the one that I felt I could use without eventually suffering any hand/wrist pain. This ended up being the little logitech two-button mouse as it's the smallest, thinnest mouse I could find. This has mostly to do with how I hold a mouse, so YMMV. 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. Of course the best solution is just to not use the computer or the mouse for that long, but Diablo _is_ terribly addictive :). -Sean
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