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Which people? Nobody dares to stare at my screen.
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I've tried various positions over the years but prefer the bottom. ;)
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Why? About the position... I do too. About the mouse buttons... if he is left-handed, makes sense.
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Mm... right, good point, my bad! :-O :-\
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Today I was stunned to realise that, even in the local IT group here, I am in the minority of people (i.e. I am the only one) that put the Windows Taskbar on the left side, instead of leave it at its default position, i.e. the bottom of the screen! :omg: What about you guys?
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Well more proof I'm an oddball. Windows Taskbar RIGHT hand side no vanish. Mac Dock RIGHT hand side with vanish. I'm right handed but mouse left with buttons swapped. (I'm so old when I started using a mouse I was still taking notes so I needed my right hand free for the pencil.)
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Well more proof I'm an oddball. Windows Taskbar RIGHT hand side no vanish. Mac Dock RIGHT hand side with vanish. I'm right handed but mouse left with buttons swapped. (I'm so old when I started using a mouse I was still taking notes so I needed my right hand free for the pencil.)
I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.
MarkTJohnson wrote:
I'm so old when I started using a mouse I was still taking notes so I needed my right hand free for the pencil
I'm so old that we didn't have mice. The pencil in the right hand was used for writing onto coding sheets to be sent for (mis)punching onto punched cards.
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Mm... right, good point, my bad! :-O :-\
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Super Lloyd wrote:
Mm... right,
No, left :rolleyes: ;P :laugh:
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Today I was stunned to realise that, even in the local IT group here, I am in the minority of people (i.e. I am the only one) that put the Windows Taskbar on the left side, instead of leave it at its default position, i.e. the bottom of the screen! :omg: What about you guys?
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Mine is on top right now. Not that I like it much to be there but I have to put it there as my second monitor ( 27 inch curved Samsung ) stubbornly refuses to show the bottom couple of lines so that I can't see which applications are open. I have not found any way to cure that, maybe someone here has an idea/suggestion?
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MarkTJohnson wrote:
I'm so old when I started using a mouse I was still taking notes so I needed my right hand free for the pencil
I'm so old that we didn't have mice. The pencil in the right hand was used for writing onto coding sheets to be sent for (mis)punching onto punched cards.
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Today I was stunned to realise that, even in the local IT group here, I am in the minority of people (i.e. I am the only one) that put the Windows Taskbar on the left side, instead of leave it at its default position, i.e. the bottom of the screen! :omg: What about you guys?
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right side. The furtherest away from where ones eyes start. I can also put so much more information there and have so many more windows open. Also, on servers that I am on on occasion I leave it on the bottom. On certain servers I might move it to the left as a visual clue to myself where I might be. Really works well for me. Small Icons, descriptive words and on the right. Best choice I ever made.
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Why? About the position... I do too. About the mouse buttons... if he is left-handed, makes sense.
M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
Back in the day (long, long ago), I had 7 machines in my office (including a 286 - told you it was long ago.) I swapped left and right mouse buttons, 4 to left and 3 to right to try to avoid Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
But I never wave bye bye
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Back in the day (long, long ago), I had 7 machines in my office (including a 286 - told you it was long ago.) I swapped left and right mouse buttons, 4 to left and 3 to right to try to avoid Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
But I never wave bye bye
bVagadishnu wrote:
4 to left and 3 to right to try to avoid Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Did it work? I didn't know that would have impact in it.
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bVagadishnu wrote:
4 to left and 3 to right to try to avoid Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Did it work? I didn't know that would have impact in it.
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For me it did. The inflammation in the wrist was less when I was not constantly clicking with the same hand.
But I never wave bye bye
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For me it did. The inflammation in the wrist was less when I was not constantly clicking with the same hand.
But I never wave bye bye
bVagadishnu wrote:
I was not constantly clicking with the same hand.
Then yes, of course... I thought you were just switching fingers, not hands... :-O
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