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>I'm a heavy computer user, at least 40 - 50 hours a
week, and suffering considerable pain in my right
arm from extensive mouse use. I'm seeking advice on
VOICE ACTIVATED software. I use daily Word 7.0,
Access, Eudora, Netscape, a network student
database. I write reports, letters, publicity
information, brochures, so do extensive formatting
and editing. Keyboarding does not give me problems.
I HIGHLY recommend MouseTool
http://www.mousetool.com for a free trial. If it
doesn't bother you to move the mouse, this is great.
It automatically clicks the mouse as soon after you
move it to the desired location. You can set the
delay seconds -- I find the default works fine for
me. I think this simple software tool will allow
lots of people to recover from RSI.
Mary Minow, Attorney at Law
minow@@alumni.stanford.org [This is my permanent email address that finds
me wherever I reside in cyberspace. You can also just press "reply" if
you reply right away. I do roam around.]
http://www.librarylaw.com
Inappropriate words in my message are probably (but not necessarily!)
the result of using voice recognition technology
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