I endorse the "left handed mouse" approach. I'm right handed. Two years
ago I was suffering from RSI in my right arm, then I broke my arm badly. I
was forced to switch my mouse to my left hand, and have never switched back.
I no longer suffer RSI in my right arm.
One additional point: I kept the buttons the same as they were for
right-handed use. Three reasons:
1. "Right-click" and "left-click" still make sense;
2. Other people can still pick up my mouse and use it;
3. I personally find that using my middle finger on the left button is
easier than using my index finger on the right button.
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Oliver Moffatt
GIS Support Officer
Peak District National Park Authority
Telephone: (01629) 816269
Fax: (01629) 816310
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.peakdistrict-npa.gov.uk
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