A company called Infogrip in the U.S. offers a variety of mice. You can
electronically register for their free catalogue at www.infogrip.com or try
[log in to unmask]  I've got a few catalogues here and let my clients browse
through their products. We are fortunate enough to have an Enabling Resource
Centre where we can "borrow" their products for up to 6 months and let the
clients try them out before we buy them.

Peter Papworth
Client Services Technician
Citizenship & Immigration Canada
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(613)-954-3450
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I have a 12-yr old client, with CP. The team is looking for a mouse for the
PC with one click button only. (ie - like the Mac mice used to be.) Any
suggestions?

We are going to trying out a Kensington Expert Mouse trackball with the
programmable buttons too.

Thanks!

Eileen :)


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Eileen Haddon, ATP
Assistive Technology Access Specialist
Vermont Assistive Technology Project
Rehab Engineering Technology Lab
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center, VT  05061

Phone: 802-728-1520 / Fax: 802-728-1390
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