Jim, have you checked with your state's Assistive Technology Department, sponsored by the Easter Seal Foundation? Each state has such departments who buy adaptive technology and then allows individuals to try it out in their homes free for 2 months. They also worked with each state as a combined group. The states meet once or twice a year to observe new technology and prototypes. Were you and others aware? Best Wishes In a message dated 2/9/2012 8:09:54 P.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes:
I am a C2 vent dependent quad. No arm movement and barely any head movement. I have been using my current adaptive keyboard/mouse interface since 1994 and it works great for me, sip and puff morse code. I'm looking for an alternative as a backup to use for mouse input and keyboard input. I tried Jouse2 and a headmouse and neither worked for me. What does everyone else use? ---- Jim Lubin _http://makoa.org/jim_ (http://makoa.org/jim) disAbility Resources: _http://www.makoa.org _ (http://www.makoa.org/)
