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Although this is not strictly a health thing I have found a free download called 'x button mouse control' is usefull it allows you to change the function of one or more buttons on your mouse [handy if you have problems useing yours] and it dosen't apear to slow down your pc. If we all share our tips we may make our lives easier

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jurgen

I´ve bought this PC--mouse.My "lappie" has got a touch pad - but I don´t use

it a lot.

Scrolling in particular with a touch pad I find difficult

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EasyClick Wireless Mouse

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Side buttons for easy web exploring (page back/forward)and gaming

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silkwood

I use a very slow mouse.Breaks up the arrow.Now lots of disjointed arrows.Gives me more time to do things.

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february

Thank you for the helpful tips Johnpa and others! ;o)

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