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From: Mark.Hollingsworth@f1.n354.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Mark Hollingsworth)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Trackball
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Date: 30 Jan 91 17:47:08 GMT
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>> 
    Hi, I have a friend who wants advice on a trackball. He just purchased a
Mac Classic, and he has a disability from WW II  , which makes it hard for him
to move his hand and click with the mouse. So, I suggested a trackball, and
am
wondering which is most comfortable specially for someone slightly handicapped
in the hand. I heard good things about the new Curtis. He would like to get
an
absolute cheapest price but get a good one. Thanks...
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 I know someone that just got a Kensingtion trackball. I'be messed with it a 
bit, seems to work very well. You can configure the buttons to do different 
things, and the ball is quite large so your friend with the diabilites may 
find it easier to handle.
 BTW, the trackball was purchased from the MacConnection, and the first one 
didn't work properly, so they sent a new one out right away.





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