Re: Multiple Mice

[http://www./~robert (Red Hat Linux User)]

The No Hands Mouse (www.nohandsmouse.com, 800-57-MOUSE) may be easier on
your toes.  It uses a pivoting mechanism around your ankle.

Note: I am simply a happy user.  I have no financial stake in this company.

 > From: Sharon Mello <http://www.EARTHLINK.NET/~slmello>
 > Date: Thu  Aug 20,  7:28am
 >
 > Larisa - Be careful with your foot-mouse that you don't acquire problems in
 > your foot.  There are muscles, tendons and ligaments there too.  You didn't
 > solve the problem completely (but very inventively, I might add) so just be
 > careful and don't overuse your foot.  People get plantar fascitis in their
 > heels and not knowing the anatomy of the foot, I imagine it's put together
 > similar to the hand--both five digits but not as dextrous and hands.  Just
 > don't go "hog wild"!.  Good luck!
 > 
 > sharon in Fremont, Ca.
 > 
 > Larisa wrote:
 > 
 > >  I, too, tried spreading the mouse-work around with 2 different mice; but
 > > now I've made a foot-mouse for myself, and don't use any other one.  All I
 > > did was attach the upper part of a thong sandal to a standard mouse, and
 > > stick some thick rubber onto the left button so I could push it with my
 > > toe.  It's very comfortable, and I don't have to strain my hands at all.
 > >
 > > Larisa Migachyov                  *     Quant'e bella giovinezza
 > > Biomechanical Engineering         *     Che si fugge tuttavia!
 > > Stanford University               *     Chi vuol esser lieto, sia;
 > > http://www.stanford.edu/~lvm      *     Di doman non c'e certezza.