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HDvinyl

Trump 2020
I can't believe I just now bought a "clickless" mouse.

I don't know how many of you use them, but if you don't, you should. Seriously.

:omg:
 

genericname

New Member
Alright, I'll bite. What model? I can never go back to a loud clicky keyboard, so I'm assuming the same would be true for a mouse if I found one.
 

HDvinyl

Trump 2020
Many out there but mine was $19 on eBay, JSCO brand.

I'm seriously having a problem adjusting to it. My ears almost go into shock every time I click the mouse now(not hearing the click). Ahhhhhhhh.
 
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ColoPrinthead

Guest
Interesting. The click has never bothered me, I actually like it. I think our Designers have some clickless mice and I am going to have to give one a try.
 

J Hill Designs

New Member
I have a problem where I constantly accidentally right click...It would be worse if I didnt hear myself doing it I think
 

slappy

New Member
shhhhhh WildWestDesigns!
not suppose to tell him that!

it's like right click rehab! i use mine all the time and couldn't handle without it!
 

Gino

Premium Subscriber
So, you're trying to tell me you have mice that do tap, but no soft-shoe ??


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The Vector Doctor

Chief Bezier Manipulator
silence is wonderful. No clicks here, my tablet is completely silent. When I used a mouse it started driving me crazy. That happens when you click as much as I do.
 

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WildWestDesigns

Active Member
silence is wonderful. No clicks here, my tablet is completely silent. When I used a mouse it started driving me crazy. That happens when you click as much as I do.

When digitizing software was nothing but true manual stitches (one click equals one needle penetration), each logo crest pattern was roughly 7k stitches by itself. Clicks added up real quick. Had one that was 60k stitches. I don't miss those days, but I actually find something comforting about the mouse clicks, but then again, I enjoy the sound of when all the embroidery heads are running at full tilt.
 
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