I'm also using a pen, a Creation Station Pro, and find it more natural and
ergonomic to use - far more less clicks.
It hasn't got a wheel for the inevitable pan&zoom though, so a Microsoft
Wheelmouse sits in my left hand (it sounds a bit complicated you'll get a
lot of speed up this way).
/Robert
steve oyer skrev i
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> mine is a Wacom Tablet. tossed my mouse years ago.
> very accurate, lasts forever, great if they ever get that 'StudioDesk'
thing
> going!!
> --
> steve oyer
> architect
> steve@archistudio.com
> www.archistudio.com
>
> "Rodney Grehn" wrote in message
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> > Hi All,
> >
> > I'm looking to replace some pesky mice on our CAD stations, and I was
> > wondering what most AutoCAD users like. We are using LDD2i, and we have
> > been in the habit of using the middle mouse button to access a
customized
> > Pop0 menu. Now with the cool new zoom, and pan on the middle mouse
button
> > and all the new Short Cut menus, I am beginning to question which way is
> > better.
> >
> > I also have a few users that are complaining about wrist pain/fatigue
> using
> > the conventional mouse day in and day out, and was wondering if anyone
is
> > using the new Microsoft Trackball Explorer or Trackball Optical? Or any
> > other mouse device....
> >
> > Any input would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Rodney Grehn
> > Hardey Enginereing & Assoc., Inc.
> >
>