Re: Your favorite wireless mouse for editing in DP
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 5:47 am
Amen!SixStringGeek wrote:I hate mice.
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Amen!SixStringGeek wrote:I hate mice.
You just got me thinking about something interesting. I am left-handed but I control all the mice, trackpad etc., with my right hand. Always have. But the Magic Trackpad doesn't care which hand you use. I tried it on the left and I was surprisingly good at it- maybe as well as with my right. All that signing with my finger at the grocery store checkout has paid off.dix wrote:Good to know, but no lefty versionSMS wrote:My MX Revolution scrolls correctly.
Same here. I used a data entry pad at Goodyear that really didn't work with the left hand and just got used to it. For some reason, I started with the mouse on my Mac+ and never thought twice. So when I lost the use of my left arm, typing right-handed was the only transition that was easy—slower, yes but easy. Some key combinations are a real bear involving me picking up my left arm and hoping the finger stays in place while I finish the rest. I hate Option-click.Killahurts wrote:...
I am left-handed but I control all the mice, trackpad etc., with my right hand. Always have. But the Magic Trackpad doesn't care which hand you use. I tried it on the left and I was surprisingly good at it- maybe as well as with my right. All that signing with my finger at the grocery store checkout has paid off.
Left handed here too, very left handed, but right handed with a mouse, probably because playing a guitar left handed involves fine and precise finger movements with the right hand.Killahurts wrote:You just got me thinking about something interesting. I am left-handed but I control all the mice, trackpad etc., with my right hand. Always have.dix wrote:Good to know, but no lefty versionSMS wrote:My MX Revolution scrolls correctly.
I'm wondering if there are any other non-Apple (ambidextrous) mouses out there that support inertia. Anyone?dix wrote:Oh, nice! Though both'd be nice, I might set aside the incremental scroll thing if I could have inertia in DP.Yes, the Kensington does support inertia.
I use a MM too, but my hands are HUUUGE.Phil O wrote:I love my magic mouse. I know that's not the general consensus around here, but hey, it's what I like. Maybe it's because I have small hands?
Don't go there....
Just don't!
MM is my mouse of choice and my hands are juuuuust right.HCMarkus wrote:I use a MM too, but my hands are HUUUGE.Phil O wrote:I love my magic mouse. I know that's not the general consensus around here, but hey, it's what I like. Maybe it's because I have small hands?
Don't go there....
Just don't!
I've got both. As far as I can tell, pretty much the same from a feel perspective Phil. But don't forget:Phil O wrote:BTW, I have an original MM. I don't know what the MM2 is like. Anyone using one?
Phil
The built-in rechargeable battery is the best battery. I know the good ones, the bad ones. I always say: ‘I know the ones people think are good.’ I know batteries you’ve never heard of that are better than all of them. The MM2 battery is great, believe me.