>Joseph (Who has never been a cab driver)
Well - you ain't dead yet!! LOL
Peter
Well, I have served in a Wimpy bar!
Joseph
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At 19:50 09/02/2005, you wrote:
Joseph (Who has never been a cab driver)
Well - you ain't dead yet!! LOL
Peter
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> At 16:19 09/02/2005, you wrote:
>
> >Peter,
> >
> >I could have done with knowing you when I was an H&S Rep.
>
> Is there anything you HAVEN'T done for a living? (LOL)
>
> Peter
>
It's called being flexible ;-) Some things were done together, some were
parts of the same role. Some are just
At 16:19 09/02/2005, you wrote:
Peter,
I could have done with knowing you when I was an H&S Rep.
Is there anything you HAVEN'T done for a living? (LOL)
Peter
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Peter,
I could have done with knowing you when I was an H&S Rep.Though,
frankly, I found those I represented were their own worst enemies on H&S.
Managers, mostly, would jump through hoops to avoid my going over their
heads!
That was public service though; I heard a lot of horror stories fr
At 18:07 07/02/2005, you wrote:
i think it's because my desk is too high or my chair is too low
A bit of free advice Rudy (and for everyone else) since we all help each
other here. I'm principally a professional Health and Safety Consultant
(80% of my income comes from this balance from developin
At 18:04 07/02/2005, you wrote:
(wearing the brace while sleeping was part of
my treatment plan).
Glad my wife doesn't have to wear one of them - the way she thrashes about
in her sleep sometimes, I'd wake up unconscious in the morning!! LOL
Peter MacGregor
PS - I realise the affliction is no l
Have a look at these sites:
http://jaxmed.com/articles/wellness/mouseErgo.html
Note the angle of the forearm in the image...essentially flat. It is
difficult to get this angle unless you have a very low desk or a dropped
keyboard tray (my recommendation - get an adjustable-height tray with a
mo
> Ah - Hahcontrol panel>mouse>pointer options>speed
>
> And faster does what you suggest.
>
> That Bill just ain't stable!
>
> Joseph
That Bill really is not stable. I did the mouse and when I restarted Xp it
all went back to default; this keeps happening with the internet dial-up
window, t
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From: Cheryl D Wise [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 10:04 AM
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Subject: RE: [wdvltalk] OT mouse arm
Switch sides, seriously using a mouse too much can cause RSI or repetitive
stress injury and contribute to Carpel tunnel (which I have
> > Can't find where to adjust the mouse in this way (Xp).
>
> control panel > mouse > motion > speed
>
> at least, that's where it is in win2k
>
>
> rudy
Ah - Hahcontrol panel>mouse>pointer options>speed
And faster does what you suggest.
That Bill just ain't stable!
Joseph
Th
> Can't find where to adjust the mouse in this way (Xp).
control panel > mouse > motion > speed
at least, that's where it is in win2k
rudy
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On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 18:30:04 +0100, Gerrie Warner <> wrote:
> Hej all you web developers!
> What to do when you're mouse arm is in REAL bad pain?
Prevention is good medicine too. Install Workrave on your computer, be
loyal to it, and you will see that you get more done in a day, easier,
by followin
I'm sorry that so many are suffering; RSI is a serious matter and hits all
too easily (hitting a lot of youngsters with those game thingees).
>
> you could also try adjusting your mouse responsiveness so that it does not
> require so much motion to move the cursor across the screen
>
> you should
From: Gerrie Warner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 11:52 AM
To: wdvltalk@lists.wdvl.com
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trying to cure or improve the acute aggrivated condition and physical
therapies to allviate further relapse
//G
- Original Message ---
> trying to cure or improve the acute aggrivated condition and physical
> therapies to allviate further relapse
IANAPT(*), but try to cut back on the amount of time you're at the computer
make sure the arm gets plenty of free motion exercise
do you know where on the upper arm on the outside mos
Switch sides, seriously using a mouse too much can cause RSI or repetitive
stress injury and contribute to Carpel tunnel (which I have).
That's one of the reasons I use a tablet pc so I can use the pen as an
alternative (I can write with both my right and left hand) but I know many
programmers who
trying to cure or improve the acute aggrivated condition and physical
therapies to allviate further relapse
//G
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Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 6:33 PM
Subject: Re: [wdvltalk] OT mouse arm
What to do when you
> What to do when you're mouse arm is in REAL bad pain?
use the keyboard only
or did you perhaps mean, how do you alleviate the pain?
rudy
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