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ActiveClick Automatically Clicks, Drags Content,
and Makes you Stretch to Help Prevent RSI

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What does ActiveClick do? CLICK HERE to find out!

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Do your hands & wrists hurt from clicking the mouse?

ActiveClick automatically clicks the mouse for you, letting your wrists heal from RSI and carpel tunnel syndrome.

Other companies have tried to solve this problem by selling ergonomic mice that do make your clicking-hand comfortable, but make you do the worst repetitive motion for carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis and RSI...


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ActiveClick automatically Clicks the Mouse, can Drag Windows & Text without using your Hands, and Makes You Take Stretch Breaks to Help Relieve the Pain of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tendentious, & RSI.

ActiveClick works with any mouse, trackball or pointing device.

Sounds strange, huh? It isn't really - ActiveClick detects when you are moving the mouse - and when you stop - it waits several milliseconds and then it clicks for you. You can tell ActiveClick to send a left, double, right, or middle click.

Want to drag a window or some text? ActiveClick can "grab" a window and when you are done moving it - it will let go of it. You will never have to click again for this painful process of moving stuff around on your desktop!

One of the main exercises to help overcome Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is doing your proper Stretches. You can setup ActiveClick to tell you when you need to take a Stretch Break from your computer at a specific time. This is a must have feature to help your hands & wrists heal.

Don't know what Stretches to do? Go over to my RSI Books Section and check out my favorite books that have helped me and will help you get over the effects of Carpal Tunnel, Tendentious & RSI.
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