SPattison

Unfortunately for the poor kid it varies between the two sides. Don't think I could get my head round gaming lefty after all these years!

Certainly worth a try. Switching to using a keyboard with a guard so would have to be separate but might provide a better solution than something held. Thanks

That's certainly something I am thinking. Perhaps fastened down. Thanks for the idea

I'm an advisory teacher working with children with Physical Disabilities. I have a young person with tics. This means that when they are using a mouse they will get it to where they want and then will tic and the cursor will move off the screen. These tend to be very fast. I know I can slow down the speed of movement but this is frustrating for the rest of the time when they are ok. Is there a way to set it so any movement above a certain speed is ignored as an input. Bit of an obscure one I know!!

He is normally fairly good it is just the jerks. I have tried slowing it down so it does not get as far but he gets frustrated with the lack of speed!

I am a teacher of Physical Disabilities and working with a lad on his mouse skills. He is ok but due to his condition he jerks occasionally and as a result the mouse shoots across the screen when he has spent time getting into position. Is there a way of getting a mouse input to ignore movements past a certain speed? He can use it fairly well apart from this but can't manage a trackpad. Thanks for any ideas.