Donna Hood Pointer wrote:
> While it is not quite so jazzy as the Kamus PB stand mentioned on that site,
> you can also just put the PB on top of a box or a couple of telephone books
> to get the screen to the proper height for you and use an external KB and
> mouse.
> 
> Right now  I have an iMac sitting on top of one of those uniriser stands
> which is on top of two old IIci's to get it to proper height for me. I have
> that all sitting on a card table which is the perfect height for typing on
> the KB without stressing the wrists.
> Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm

I personally like Andy Inhatko's suggestion...get a Rubbermaid Lazy 
Susan, it doesn't raise it all that much, but you can still use the 
keyboard, and you get to swivel it around and pretend your Captain 
Picard...;-P



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University of Arizona
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Information Technology Group

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