The evoluent mouse basically has your hand and wrist in the same general position as a handshake.
With most mice you can press the scroll button (or designated middle mouse button) down to rotate your model around to the desired orientation, so not sure why you like the Perific mouse trackball...
I use a "vertical" mouse which helps the stress and strain on the hand and wrist. You don't know how much stress and strain you are coping with all day until you try a new device like this one. They have right hand and left hand versions. You can program each of the 5 buttons to whatever you...
YOU might be looking for the "vertical" evoluent mouse.
I have been using this for about a month and it works good for me. I can tell a difference on the stress and strain on my wrist by the end of the workday compared to my regular mouse at home. I just wish there were more than its 5 buttons...
Or you could program a specific key to a specific macro with a "gamer" type keyboard such as the logitech's G11 and G15.
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/productlist/US/EN,crid=2157,categoryid=419
I have been using a free PDF creation utility for awhile which works as a printer driver to deliver pdf's of screen shots or drawings. This works better if you only need one to three pages only since the free one will print out a "watermark" from page four onwards. I'm sure there are other...
using SWX 2006 sp2 here
I also had this problem and fixed it with the original part resolved or open ......I just changed the setting on the original tapped thread sketch to "hide sketch" using the right hand context menu.
Anybody have good or bad experience getting some of the formal training offered in North Texas? Our reseller is Texas Engineering , but wondered if one VAR was better than another for training purposes.
yes, bikes are great.
They are so effecient you would travel 28.3 feet with one turn of the pedals.....that is why they call it the high gear. For comparison the low gear ratio of 1.5 multiplied by wheel size (27) and multiplied again by Pi would give you a distance traveled of 10.6 feet per...
Bicycle gear ratio.....
Nominal gear ratio is Front chainwheel number of teeth divided by rear sprocket number of teeth which will just give you a ratio. This number is typically multiplied by the bikes nominal tire diameter. That number is typically used for comparison for that bike. If you...
