Responses to "ClickNoMo – Dwell Clicking Saves Wrists"

  1. sr

    sr
    November 10, 2008 at 7:15 am

    I finally downloaded this app after reading your reviews here. I’ve been using it for less than an hour, and I’m already hooked. I’ve got DeCuervians Tenuviatis, so the button on my trackpad is the bane of my existence (but using any other mouse is worse for the tendonitis in my wrists.)

    Thanks so much for the info!

    sr

  2. Ricky Buchanan

    November 10, 2008 at 12:33 pm

    @sr: Glad you found a useful program. I really hope it helps you in the medium/long term also – call back and let us know in a few weeks/months!

  3. Ergonomic chairs

    November 15, 2008 at 1:56 am

    There is also a product called the SmartNav which is a motion sensor you put on top of your monitor and then you wear a tracking device on your head in the form of a baseball cap to move the mouse across the screen. It comes with foot pedals that you use to click the mouse when you want to – so it is a totally hands-free way of mousing.

    Ergonomic chairs’s most recent blog post: Price Ranges of Ergonomic Chairs

  4. Ricky Buchanan

    November 18, 2008 at 12:59 pm

    @chairs: We have other articles which cover the SmartNav for Mac OS X, it’s certainly another wrist saving option although it’s significantly more expensive.

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