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Pointing devices include touch pad, track ball, a light pen, and even the
cursor keys on the keyboard if proper software is used. I would hesitate to
use a light pen since it could scratch the monitor screen. Some time back,
Microsoft had Intellipoint software where the cursor keys on the keyboard
would move the mouse pointer. I was a beta tester for it and found it quite
usable.
Peter
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> -----Original Message-----
> I have a friend who asked me if there was something besides a
> mouse that he could use to surf the web.
> He says that his outside two fingers get sore and he has some
> pain near his elbow. (He thinks, "carpel
> tunnel syndrome.") Does anyone have a suggestion for him, please?
>
> Dean Kukral [log in to unmask]
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