Dwight wrote:
With sympathy to your plight, I wasn't joking.
Many users are surprised at how easy it is to switch hands with the mouse.
Väll aj häv trajd bifår jo no!
A decade ago I learned controlling the mouse to perfection through intense playing of Warcraft 2. It took me about three weeks to get really sharp. Now I have a job, wife, two kids....thus no time to practice and I use ArchiCAD very little (mostly demos and support isues).
Eight years ago I had a surgery on my right thumb and used only my left hand for 6 weeks but either I've lost the ability to learn or it takes much longer time... I couldn't even brush my teeth properly with the left hand after 6 weeks... I might post this in working with ArchiCAD instead. There are many expensive ergonomic devies out there but most of hem doesn't work with the click and precision intensive cad (IMHO). I've used an old mouse trapper before (the one with a old school mouse with a tracker ball).
/Mats
A number of people really like this one: www.evoluent.com
You might also try voice recognition software to cut down dramatically on the number of clicks. VR Commander is one I've tried (and is free!) and it works pretty well. Don't know how a Swedish accent affects it, though.
You might also try voice recognition software to cut down dramatically on the number of clicks. VR Commander is one I've tried (and is free!) and it works pretty well. Don't know how a Swedish accent affects it, though.
Richard wrote:Thanks! I'll have a go at the VRC. I'm alone at my office so it would work.
A number of people really like this one: www.evoluent.com
You might also try voice recognition software to cut down dramatically on the number of clicks. VR Commander is one I've tried (and is free!) and it works pretty well. Don't know how a Swedish accent affects it, though.
Btw I have american accent...and when the mood is right an almost perfect german or french accent (can never decide which one is the funniest...).
Mats_Knutsson wrote:I guess this would be similar to having a "European" accent.
Btw I have american accent...
BTW, I should have noticed from your sig that you're on a Mac. Unfortunately, I believe VR Commander is only on Windows. But it's an interesting program in that there is no voice training required. (EDIT: Just checked. It's $10USD. ALMOST free..)
Richard wrote:PC only...another reason to ditch the flashy piece of mac-crap...they pile up...Mats_Knutsson wrote:I guess this would be similar to having a "European" accent.
Btw I have american accent...
Btw about accent which are great fun... I've asked english folks about my accent since english accent is what a swede should strive for (not swenglish). However they say I have no real accent when I try to talk english. Noone speaks like that... Probably some months of time in UK would add the dirt to the clean un-natural non-accent.
Now back to mastering template setup and other interesting stuff.
Btw
"There's a bug in program" in frenglish translates to "There'a a fag in the program" in swenglish...talk about confusion (flag of interest waves idly...).
Btw again...since you are in Menlo Park...I spent 4 months at Stanford in the spring of 2000 but I didn't practise my american because there were hardly no americans around. Swedish-japanese-turkish-korean domination on Martin Fishers team back then.
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