on of the product was highlighting text in a Word document (as I'm a big coffee drinker, my hand was very unsteady). However, the new RingMouse 1.5 has a selectable sensitivity level that makes even this task easier.
RingMouse also supports 3-D cursor movement, something that's becoming desirable in CAD programs and games. (RingMouse comes with a couple of 3-D games so you can see how this works.) The 3-D movement makes RingMouse more versatile than a trackball or a traditional mouse. It can also emulate a joystick.
The device requires an IBM-compatible 386 or higher, a serial port, a VGA display adapter, 1 MB of RAM, and MS-DOS 3.3 or higher.
I especially like the RingMouse's dual operating feature, which lets you work with RingMouse and a traditional mouse without having to edit system files or add and delete mouse drivers. You access the dual operating feature through a configuration icon and simply choose whether
to install or uninstall the RingMouse driver.
Kantek's Spectrum RingMouse 1.5 may be the answer for mouse users affected by repetitive stress injuries and wrist strain.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Spectrum RingMouse 1.5...............$99
Kantek, Inc.
East Rockaway, NY
(516) 593-3212
fax: (516) 593-3295
Internet:
http://www.business1.com/kantek/
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