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In article <2699@hplabsz.HPL.HP.COM> mayer@hplabs.hp.com (Niels Mayer) writes:
>... With a trackball, you can
>control the sprite position with much precision by "letting your
>fingers do the walking" whereas with a mouse, you must move your wrist
>and arm too...   I often have to
>move the sprite large distances...
>d with a trackball, that's easy, you just spin
>the ball and stop it when the sprite reaches it's destination. With a
>mouse, you have to drag it across the mouse pad, stop, pick up the
>mouse, move it to the other side of the mouse pad, drag it again, etc etc etc.
>A very tiresome, unintuitive and unnecessary set of actions.

Complain to your mouse supplier, he's botched the design.  He's got it in
excessively low gear.  High-resolution mice largely eliminate these problems.
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