On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Bill Freeman wrote:
> I'm tempted to tell him to avoid the touch pad mice ones. Today that
> seems to leave the force joystick nub between the "G" and "H" keys (I
> believe). But I have no first hand experience with those. My
> daughter doesn't like them, claiming, among o
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Bill Freeman wrote:
> I've grown to hate the touch pad mouse on my laptop because of the way
> that my thumb tends to inadvertently brush it while I'm typing ...
Yeah, I hate those touchpads, too. However, the better ones have a "Control
Panel" option in MS-Windows which d
On 17 Aug, Bill Freeman wrote:
> I've grown to hate the touch pad mouse on my laptop because of
> the way that my thumb tends to inadvertently brush it while I'm
> typing, leaving me typing at the wrong spot in the text, or even at
> the wrong window.
>
> Meanwhile my boss is asking
I have used a laptop with the little joystick mouse for years.
Pros: You can leave your hands on the keyboard.
You can put a couple different kinds of covers on them (soft, hard
grippy, etc.)
Cons: The Toshiba laptops that I have been using seem to have a problem
with drift aft
I've grown to hate the touch pad mouse on my laptop because of
the way that my thumb tends to inadvertently brush it while I'm
typing, leaving me typing at the wrong spot in the text, or even at
the wrong window.
Meanwhile my boss is asking me for laptop recommendations.
I'm tempt
