Left and Right Mouse

Left and Right Mouse
Left handed mouse

Most computers are set up by default to have the mouse on the right. This can be useful for left-handers if you are taking notes or writing while you are also using the mouse as you can do so with your left hand.
Against Repetitive strain injury

Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) are “injuries to the musculoskeletal and nervous systems that may be caused by repetitive tasks, forceful exertions, vibrations, mechanical compression, or sustained or awkward positions”. RSI is also known as cumulative trauma disorders, repetitive stress injuries, repetitive motion injuries or disorders, musculoskeletal disorders, and occupational or sports overuse syndromes.

Use the mouse right handed and left handed alternatively can reduce the risk of RSI.



Features
    1.Swap mouse button by double-click the icon in the tray
    2.Auto run
    3.menu
    4.Portable Software


Softpedia Editor’s Review for Left And Right Mouse

A simple and efficient software utility that you can use to swap the mouse left and right button, allowing ambidextrous people to work with any device

Written by Marina Dan on November 21st, 2013

Left And Right Mouse is a user-friendly tool that was developed in order to provide you with a quick means of swapping your mouse buttons.

The application runs minimized in the system tray, so you can access it whenever you need. All you have to do is double-click the program icon and it will automatically switch your mouse buttons between themselves, allowing for the left to become right, and vice versa. In order to return to the former setting, you simply have to repeat the double-click action, and it is done.

Left And Right Mouse can prove particularly useful for left-handed individuals who have a hard time adjusting to regular computer mice, but do not necessarily want to invest into a special device. Additionally, you might have more than one PC, and you cannot carry a mouse with you wherever you go.

Left And Right Mouse also targets people who suffer from Repetitive Strain Injury, that causes constant pain to the afflicted body parts. A forceful or repetitive action, such as writing on your keyboard for long hours or sitting at your computer and typing in an uncomfortable position can lead to Repetitive Strain Injury on your wrists, making it difficult, if not impossible for you to continue to work.