1. Plug and Play Installation
USB Port.
Note:
PC users; If your mouse is not recognized (does not
work) ensure that you have all the latest Microsoft® updates
including and especially USB 2.0 Fast USB Driver.
Those preferring to use PS/2 can purchase an adaptor and NT 4.0 users needing
PS/2 assistance please contact
Hand Placement and Button Use:
Place your hand in a vertical orientation on a flat surface and
let it relax. Place your hand into the
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mouse so
that the “button mound” meets and makes contact with the
base of the palm of the hand, comfortably. As a guide;
average sized hands should place the middle crease (of 3
creases) seen on the inside of the wrist at the rear edge of the
mouse. Larger hands will more likely be at the first crease
nearest the fingers and smaller hands, the crease on the elbow
side of the wrist, so further in. Allow the wrist and forearm to “relax” into the
“wrist/forearm guide”. The thumb should be free to float or rest in its normal “at rest”
position. DO NOT “force” the thumb into a position where the muscles are kept tensed
by moving it from its resting orientation so as to locate it on the mouse. Fingers and
thumbs support themselves and attempts at artificial support of them on a device will
invariable cause a forced so static posture if a predetermined “support” surface is
provided. Functional Neutral is best achieved by allowing your fingers and thumb to
locate themselves.
There is no need to use the tip of the fingers to
press the mouse buttons causing fingers to “claw”.
A small movement of the finger easily presses the
buttons. Likewise the scroll wheel can be rolled
using the inside of the middle finger and pressing
with the middle finger activates the third button
and it is also typical that the middle finger operates
the lower button.
For the most “muscle tension” free mousing technique use Nib™ (PC) or McNib™
(Mac) click-less software, a 30-day demo version can be loaded from the CD supplied.
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