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> >Years ago I used to use a stylus with a small digizing tablet flat on my > >desk. Does anyone use anything like this today? I think the position is far > >better for avoiding RSI and CTS but would miss a scroll wheel. Anybody know > >of anything that might interest me? > > Years ago, back about R12, I used a tablet with 16 button mouse or > puck as it was called. Now this was before CTS/RSI was known or at > least not well known. I started having wrist problems from having the > tablet to low and at a backward tilt. It worked well though, since > you had instant acess to all the custom sym., routines etc. I was on AutoCAD 9 and the other operator always used the puck but I much prefered the stylus - much quicker and more comfortable. The only time I've ever used a puck by choice is for digitizing, for which they're great because you're only glancing at the screen occasionally. I also have a small platform(rig) built at 90 deg. to the > monitor/keyboard so my arm rests in a natural position and wrist is > kept straight. The mouse is offset below the platform approx. the > height of the mouse. This setup works great for me. Sounds very interesting. Is it custom built? Do you have a photo I could see?
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