Pros and Cons of Various "Ergonomic" Office Equipment

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From: Scott Wright
Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 00:00

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Here is a listing I'm adding to the Typing Injury FAQ and I thought I'd
 broadcast it's existance as I respect its author and the contents are well
 thought out and presented.

Pros and Cons of Various "Ergonomic" Office Equipment
http://www.ur-net.com/office-ergo/pros&.htm
All "ergonomic" items have some drawbacks or possibilities for misuse. This
 section explains some of the possibilities for office accessories and
 furniture.

Enjoy!

Scott-TIFAQ
http://www.tifaq.com
(under construction)

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