Part of the problem IMHO is the "double click' where you click 100% more times than you need to click.
Its a bit like .. Part of the problem IMHO is the "double click' where you click 100% more times than you need to click. A single click reduces clicking effort by half. The act of clicking involves the use of the "Lumbrical muscles" which nobody is likely to have heard of. The Lumbricals are a delicate set of muscles that ensure that your fingers bend only where they are attached to your hand (the metacarpo-phalangeal joint) while they do not bend the joints between the bones of each finger (the interphalangeal joints) http://www.med.mun.ca/anatomy/media/ul_innervation/Lumbricals Image027(2).jpg These muscles were never meant to beused for rapid double clicking. My personal solution? Use Linux (or single click). Use the left hand in which you left click using your left middle finger which is longer than your index Use an optical mouse Use a mouse pad with a cushion for the wrist shiv On Fri October 20 2006 8:10 pm, Venkat Mangudi wrote: > We have been trained to 'click' to perform actions by the various > windowing systems (x, mac, windoze). Do we think we are going to stop > clicking in the future? Will it save is from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? > > I found this interesting website on these lines. > > http://www.dontclick.it/ > > regards, > Venkat
