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Welcome to Mousercise

Exercising mouse is from Ultimate Christmas Site

Hand on mouse: http://www.lawrencegoetz.com/programs/mousepractice/

Pointing hand drawing from Kitchen Collectables

Click the blue underlined 2 below. Here's how:

Position the mouse with the cord pointing away from you on the left or right side of the keyboard, depending upon which is your predominant hand.
Rest the heel of your hand on the table behind the mouse.
Hold the mouse between thumb and ring and little fingers.
Use thumb and fingers to move the tip of the arrow onto the underlined number two below.

When the mouse arrow () becomes a pointing hand (), hold the mouse still and
Lightly tap the mouse button with your index finger.

If your mouse has more than one button, click the left mouse button.
If the next page doesn't appear after you click, you aren't holding the mouse still when clicking.

Clicking lightly is the secret.

The lighter you click the better clicking works.
Hold the mouse still and try again.

Copyright and use:

Mousercise is best displayed at 800 x 600.
The following is written permission to:

Link to Mousercise
Use Mousercise in any classes
Save Mousercise onto your harddrive by saving each page and picture in the same directory. To save pages:

Go to a Mousercise page.
From the Main Menu across the top of your screen, choose File - Save as...
When the Save window appears, click to the place you want to save Mousercise.
Create a new directory.
Open the new directory.
Click Save.

Repeat 1-3 and 6 for all pages.

For images:

Place mouse pointer on the picture.
(Macs: Hold down) (PC's: Click the right) mouse button.
Select Save image as... or Save picture as...
Make sure you are in the same directory as the rest of the pages. (The images should NOT be in a seperate directory or a subdirectory.)
Click Save.

Distribute Mousercise on floppies by copying the Mousercise directory onto floppies.
Rewrite and post Mousecise for your own needs.

Several people have posted Mousercise on their Web sites.

Danish version
Spanish versions: 1, 2

Go to Chris Rippel's Computer training tutorials

Chris Rippel
Central Kansas Library System
Great Bend, Kansas
crippel@ckls.org
This is a modified version of the original program by Chris Rippel.
Bill Holmes, Chandler-Gilbert Community College.
bill.holmes@cgcmail.maricopa.edu