[16:32] Anyone got experience with trackballs? What seems to work best for hands that only work part time? [16:33] are you looking for a trackball model? [16:33] model, brand, whatever works well. Tried the logitech trackball marble, the ball is a bit small [16:33] ione mechanical is stiff, with a good size ball in it [16:34] Mouse is hard to use, fingers don't bend well [16:35] Now thinking about the kensington K64325, but they are a bit high priced if they aren't really good! [16:35] someone in u-w was talking about a trackball the other day [16:36] i think the marble is the only one ive used, sorry [16:36] no problem [16:37] appreciate any comments [16:37] * Cheri703 is checking scrollback [16:38] chalcedony was getting the Logitech Trackball M570 set up for her husband...I believe they got it working? [16:40] I have been interested in some of the vertical mice charlie-tca, have you looked at those? I'd think they'd help if there were grip problems (my hands cramp up easily and vertical wrist is more comfortable than horizontal) [16:41] Haven't looked into them. [16:41] Not sure how they would work with weak arms, though [16:41] I will check on them [16:43] Got to have pretty good thumbs for the M570, I think [16:43] I just mentioned it since it was a trackball :) I haven't ever used one for more than a few minutes [16:44] http://www.evoluent.com/ this is the primary vertical mouse brand out there [16:49] huh, interesting, they also have a keyboard with the num pad on the left, so the distance between typing hand and mouse hand is less [16:50] I really do appreciative all suggestions on this. I at least look at all of the stuff. [16:51] I just tried the thumb trackballs already, and they don't work so good for me. I know they are great for a lot of people though. [17:24] I started on creating a vertical-mouse the other day... [17:25] Still have to tidy it up/finish it :P [17:53] Cheri703: annalee has one of those. she says its a lefthanded keyboard [17:53] entirely possible