Trivial Irrelevant Aggravations

[FishProf]

The publisher provided test bank questions refer to things NOT in the updated textbook.

[ciao_yall]

I write with my right hand, but for various reasons I mouse with my left. Usually I just put the normal mouse on the left-hand side of my computer and off I go.

The ergonomics guy at my new job came in and when he noticed I mouse left, thoughtfully provided me a super spiffy left-handed mouse. Yay.

Except... the buttons are reversed. So now I'm left-clicking when I should be right-clicking and it's driving me batty. But by the mid-afternoon I have the hang of it.

Meanwhile, the mouse I use at home is not reversed. So I come home from work and there I go, wrong-clicking again.

Oy.

[Liquidambar]

Except... the buttons are reversed. So now I'm left-clicking when I should be right-clicking and it's driving me batty. But by the mid-afternoon I have the hang of it.

You can switch the mouse buttons in your operating system settings.  (Another left-handed mouser here.)

[ciao_yall]

Except... the buttons are reversed. So now I'm left-clicking when I should be right-clicking and it's driving me batty. But by the mid-afternoon I have the hang of it.

You can switch the mouse buttons in your operating system settings.  (Another left-handed mouser here.)

I know, but I never bothered and now I'm used to it. I think it will be good brain exercise to keep getting the hang of different mice. Mouses?

[fishbrains]

Why did Dell put the Numbers Lock/Unlock key on my laptop right where it's so easy to accidentally hit it? I'm tired of hitting a number and then having my cursor take an excursion to somewhere across the screen.