At 05:48 PM 02/04/2009 -0500, Stephen Brownfield wrote
I work with people with disabilities like CP, thus they often have trouble
using a mouse. Some can use keyboard shortcuts and mousekeys, but almost
all have had success with a Kensington ExpertMouse trackball. It has a
nice size ball (about the size of a cue ball) and 4 programmable
buttons. I like the buttons because you can program them not only for
things like click and right click, but also for a number of other things
like double click or drag or scrolling. It retails for $99, but you can
usually find it for less.
Steve
I'll make a note of that trackball. If only we had $99! This center is
basically self-supporting now. It was started with grant money, that no
one bothered to reapply for. They all seem content mostly with just the
socialization and lunches that they pay for, in space donated by the
school. Most of them are depression-era folks, so they don't expect a
lot. Maybe some of them will get interested enough to buy some new
equpiment.
Sue
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