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| BeccaJeanDesigns |
Posted - 05/29/2019 : 14:13:46
Does anyone use mouse alternatives, like a Wacom pen tablet, with PC Stitch? I have a bit of arthritis in my wrist, apparently, and between stitching and then using a traditional computer mouse, it gives me quite a bit of pain. I was thinking of switching over to a pen tablet or maybe a touchpad type device but didn't want to spend the money if they don't function well with the PC stitch program. In the meantime, I have switched my mouse over to be used with my non-dominant hand but it is already causing discomfort in that hand and is clearly not going to be a long-term solution. Thoughts and suggestions? |
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| Dragonlair |
Posted - 05/29/2019 : 15:22:04
You would have to ask Mark (use the Contact Us) to find out if it is supported under other pointing devices. If they run on Windows, there is a good chance they would work. As far as I know, PCStitch is not designed to work with touch devices.
As for the pain -- I understand. I don't have it in my wrists but in my fingers. It's not the mouse that gives me problems. The keyboard shortcuts make my hands hurt -- like alt-right-click for color selection. If I keep my hands in the normal position, using the alt button gets to be a stretch. I have short fingers!
Diane
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