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Keith Rimes <keith@titanite.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <4n7cj3$9q4@postman.jet.uk>
>           Roy.Clapinson@jet.uk "Roy Clapinson" writes:
>> 
>> Well, immediately I got it I regreted it, as I had to sit further
>> away from the screen to keep things in focus. In doing so, I found I had
>> to reach further with my arm, in order to use my mouse, which made it a
>> little more uncomfortable and difficult to use.
>> 
>> At work, I sit in front of a 17" monitor which I find is quite large
>> enough. Fortunately, I have enough room behind me so that I can sit
>> further back still from the screen than I do at home. This even makes it
>> more difficult and uncomfortable to use my mouse.
>> 
>> If I were to use an even larger screen, I would have to sit even further
>> away from the screen, and then have an extendable arm to reach my
>> mouse.
>> 
>
>Roy,
>
>Can I suggest that you may be more comfortable if you move your screen
>further away or move your mouse closer? It sound like that would  help
>your problems with big screens...
>
>
Keith,

Thanks for your suggestions but I have move the monitors as far back as possible, both at
work and at home, and that of course, did the trick.

The problem at the moment is, at work, I haven't sufficient space to move my mouse any
closer, and that's due to the setup of the office. At home, I would need a removal company
to shift all the papers, files, floppy discs, CD's, beer cans, etc, etc, etc, in order to
get at the table, on which my mouse is on, and move it a little closer, but it could be
done.

I must say, I've been meaning to do this, and I hate to admit it, for nearly a year. I
just take one look at the mess and put it off.

I shall have to grasp the job with both hands and get on and do it. It would make using
the computer far more comfortable.

Thanks again for your suggestions Keith, 

Roy.