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Posted by Evert | Collab on 07/26/05 01:39
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
> dorayme wrote:
> <snip>
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>> But, Blinky, one button mice can be nice. Even better is the no button
>> one -
>> like the Apple Pro USB white/clear one. Alright already, it is
>> effectively
>> one button, you press it, ever so sensitive and such a good sounding soft
>> click. How about the general principle of being able to do more with
>> less.
>> All this left and right clicking, scrolling and stuff! On my machines,
>> the
>> functions for right click are (settable) temporal controls: holding the
>> mouse down a few parts of a sec will trigger a close contextual menu
>> and you
>> have it all done before you release the one button.
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Seems as a kinda weird statement.. how can you ever be more efficient
with one hand, than if you would train your vingers [remember why they
put more than 1 key on the keyboard, same principal; but more extreme ;) ]
Evert
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