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Posted by dorayme on 07/26/05 03:38
> From: Evert | Collab <evertN0SP4N@collab.nl>
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>> 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 ;) ]
>
You need to think this through in a bigger context and it will not seem so
weird. If you want more I am always happy to oblige...
dorayme
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