Condensed User Guide:
1. Installation:
Install your new
AirO
2
bic™
into a USB port. USB is Plug n Play and does not require
you to load any software. This is the HID compliant device in your driver software.
(Windows NT purchases contact
for information on PS/2
connection.)
In the unlikely event that you do not have a USB port please contact
su
. The ease and convenience of USB is such that if you only
have one port we recommend the purchase of a USB multi-port adapter; you will
undoubtedly acquire other USB devices as it is the industry standard now.
Mac User who do not have OSX or experience problems, a third party Mac Driver is
available from the Mac support page at
www.aerobicmouse.com
.
All users can check this website for latest updates and if registered will be notified of
updates (not spammed, we only use email to support, not pester).
2. Get comfy:
is why it works.
he actual ‘footprint’ itself is mostly under your hand so will not be that noticeable in
mat. We are
ot trying to drag the last dollar out of you, we know we are more expensive than most,
, or clawed, then there are other
Work with
AirO
2
bic™
mouse for a couple of days before trying the click-less software if
you have purchased it as a part of the Virtually Hands Free mousing system or are
considering evaluating it from the demo version supplied on CD. Busy people find too
much change distracting and give up if they get frustrated. Seeing as arms and careers
are possibly at risk this is not a good thing. The
AirO
2
bic™
mouse is bigger than most
mice, which is necessary to entirely support your wrist and hand and
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use. Had mice been designed with the human hand in mind from the start then they
would all be the size of
AirO
2
bic™
and we would have no others to compare it to.
3. Use a good quality vinyl surface type mouse mat.
The
AirGlide™
mouse mat is matched to the feet of the
AirO
2
bic™
to lower friction
even further as you travel the 63 miles or so a year as most do on a mouse
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but we are committed to helping you avoid the consequences of computer mouse fatigue
and you will be supported all the way through the getting comfy process and thereafter
with products and services that are designed to meet new standards in ergonomics. The
AirGlide ™
also encourages you to allocate sufficient space to your mousing area.
4. Remember to forget to grip.
It is a habit and a bad one, this can take a day or two to get used to and relapses can still
occur thereafter. There is no need to have your fingers actually on the buttons, rest the
edge of your hand on a table and however it feels most comfortable, try and position it in
the mouse like that. A little test: with both hands, stretch the fingers open until they are
straight, hold for a second and relax. Do this 3 times and then look at both hands in the
elaxed position. If the mousing hand is more closed
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