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I love the touchpad on my laptop! And it's really helped the carpal tunnel problem. I wish I had one at work too.
It does take a little getting used to, but it was worth it for me. Maybe the thing to do woud be to get one or two for people to try out, and then order for those who prefer them.
Elisheva Schwartz
Cataloger
New York University
Library of the School of Law
40 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012-1099
212 998 6333
schwartz at juris dot law dot nyu dot edu
>>> tmatzke at sdcll dot org 10/25/04 04:43PM >>>
We don't use the keyboards with built-in touch pads anymore because none
of the staff liked them. Now they are in storage. Staff that even had
problems with their wrists couldn't use the touch pad that long because
they have always used a regular mouse. One out of fifteen liked the
touch pad but it had to be separate to the keyboard.
Don't have touch screen monitors.
Tirzah
Karen Perone wrote:
> I'm looking for information on where to purchase two things as we
> begin our upgrade path to Millennium.
>
> Touch screen monitors
>
> Keyboards with built-in touch pads or roller balls
>
> They both seem fairly elusive to me. If you have purchased any of
> these, I'd love to hear how your staff likes them in their work
> environment.
>
> Many thanks!
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