Eliminates  
					Arm Twisting | 
					
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						� The patented shape supports your hand in a fully upright 
						handshake position that eliminates forearm twisting.  
						� Many users said the Evoluent VerticalMouse cured their wrist or 
						arm pain. See these actual user comments.
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						An ordinary horizontal mouse requires your forearm to 
						twist away from its natural position.
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					| No Retraining Necessary | 
					
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						� The grip is the same as an ordinary mouse, just turned 
						sideways, and the buttons are operated by the same fingers.  
						� There is virtually no retraining necessary.
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						� The VerticalMouse does not move sideways when clicking 
						with normal force because the thumb naturally opposes the 
						fingers.  
						� Pointer control is as accurate as any other good 
						mouse.
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					| Reduces Hand Movements | 
					
						� 1200 dpi true optical resolution sensor moves the pointer 
						quickly to reduce hand movements.  
						� The pointer can be moved 
						across a 17" monitor with only 1/2" (13 mm) movement of the mouse.  
						� Most other mice have 400-800 dpi and require more 
						hand movement.
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					| Easy Clicking | 
					
						The button force is light for easy clicking, 
						but still firm enough to avoid accidental actuation.
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					Programmable Buttons 
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						� 5 buttons each programmable with different 
						functions in different applications.  
						� For example, a button can be Double Click in one application and Ctrl in another 
						application.
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					Special Features  
					(XP Pro, Vista 32 only) | 
					
						� Speed toggle - cycle among up to 3 
						pointer speed settings by keyboard shortcut or mouse button. 
						For example, a high speed for ordinary tasks, and a slow 
						speed for graphics work.  
						 
						� Auto click - automatically perform a single or double 
						click by pausing the pointer. Adjustable time delay for 
						activation.  
						 
						� Click lock - press and hold a button momentarily to 
						simulate continued pressing without holding down the button. 
						Adjustable time delay for activation. 
						 
						� Break Reminder - visual and/or audio alerts to remind 
						you to take a break. 
						 
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					| Repositioning | 
					
						The VerticalMouse 2 can be repositioned without moving the pointer:
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					� Tilt it to the side to disable tracking. | 
				
				
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					� Slide it without moving the pointer. | 
				
				
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					| Compatibility | 
					PC 
					� Includes driver for Windows XP Pro and XP Home for 
					programming all 5 buttons. 
					� The driver is not required. The VerticalMouse 2 still has 
					basic functionality without it. 
					� Freeware driver for Windows Vista, XP x64, 2003, and 2000 
					at 
					www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm Although 
					it is freeware, please make a donation to the author if you 
					like it. (Evoluent has no business relationship with this 
					vendor.) 
					� USB, PS/2.  
					 
					Mac 
					� 1 button in OS 9 without a driver. 
					� 5 buttons in OS X 10.4.5 without a driver: left click 
					(top), right click (middle), expose' (bottom), show desktop 
					(wheel), select window (thumb). 
					� www.usboverdrive.com sells a universal Mac driver that 
					enables button programming.  
					(Evoluent has no business relationship with this vendor.) 
					� USB port. 
					 
					Unix 
					� 3 buttons without a driver. Wheel button is middle click. 
					� USB port.  
					 
					Linux 
					� 5 buttons in XFree 4.0.1 or higher and Knoppix Linux 
					3.9 or higher without a driver: left click (top), right 
					click (middle), middle click (bottom), middle click (wheel), 
					right click (thumb). 
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					| Specifications | 
					
						� Resolution: 1200 dpi true optical 
						resolution 
						� Dimensions: 4.6" / 11.7 cm L, 3" / 7.6 cm W, 3" / 7.6 cm H 
						� Cable: 6.6' / 2 m
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