From: "Jack Campin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > The first mouse - actually bitpad puck - I used had four buttons. > I don't miss the other three, and anybody who puts an asymmetric > two-button mice on a public computer with no instructions on how > to remap the buttons needs to have one hand superglued to their bum > till they get the message. (Quick, how *do* you remap the mouse > buttons to use a mouse left-handed for the duration of a catalog > search session on a Windows-based library computer where you have > no admin privileges?)
Can't say I've ever thought about it but I am quite used to being a left hander in a right handed world (and play right handed). The first PCs I used were shared and I got fed up with moving the mouse over to the other side of the keyboard. In time, I found operating it right handed works to my advantage - I can point and click as needed quite easily with my right hand while keeping my left free for more difficult tasks such as taking notes with a pen. Jon To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
