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Old 03-30-2009, 07:42 PM #8
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Originally Posted by SeamsLikeStitches View Post
Hi Kreink, have you thought about using a pointer tool? Then you don't have to bend over so far and jeopardize your balance. You're going to think this is funny, but what came to mind for me was a knitting needle, it's about the right length, and pointy. But you may find something more applicable... like a ruler, I don't know. I work in an office and I find myself wanting to use a chair when I'm working with a co-worker on a shared computer.


Let us know how you do !
I might try that, thanks for the tip.
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