Good lefthanded mouse?
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http://limerickcomputers.ie/store/index.php/cPath/39?osCsid=316e6c2628d75cc32abaa161882e36cb
http://www.officevalue.ie/it-supplies/computer-hardware/mouse-and-touchpad.html
http://www.maplin.co.uk/search?criteria=mouse
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Choose a mouse that's not sculpted to a right-hand and just swap the buttons over in the control-panel settings to make it 'left-handed'... -
Aaah, that's what Pete was on about. I like those sculpted mice with the thumb buttons. Not great using pinky to press.
Thanks for the links though.
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There is one used going on ebay. The picture is right handed but it says stock photo, worth a look.
The description says left handed, then right handed, who knows. You can always ask the seller. -
If you want "sculpted" maybe pic one from Razer. Personally using Razer Imperator (Right-hand) at home, no plans to change until it breaks.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Razer-Deathadder-Handed-3500DPI-Gaming/dp/B003EUPCZG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1327945772&sr=8-1 -
I contacted the seller and they sent a pic of the mouse. It looked like it had a hard life
But today I spent a while browsing Maplin and bought myself a Logitech M325. No fancy extras just a wireless mouse.
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Oh well, it was worth a look.
But come clean now Rich, we all know a lefthanded mouse is only for use on those sites where it is advantageous to have a free range of movement with your right hand.
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Look at where my new mouse is bringing me to...
...damn thing has a mind of it's own
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Perhaps you need to threaten it with this http://www.maplin.co.uk/electronic-mouse-killer-228074
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Logitech g300 is a decent mouse, a little small perhaps for larger hands but comfy all the same.
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@jga said:
Logitech g300 is a decent mouse, a little small perhaps for larger hands but comfy all the same.
Rich has small hands and feet...
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I can't argue with that....
I want to, but we're under strict instructions to be nice
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