alterbentzion

If you've ever played piano or guitar - really, any instrument that requires one to use all of one's fingers individually - I don't think it would be too hard to adapt. I use the tips of my thumb, pinkie, ring finger, etc. to click the individual buttons on my Expert Mouse, and I use the undersides of my fingers to roll the ball if I need to keep one or more fingers near the buttons. A customizable ball would be cool, and crumbs tend to fall into the depression where the rollerball sits, but overall I love a four-button trackball. It has definitely helped me preserve my wrists.

Page layout mainly, but also a bit of Photoshop, audio editing, word processing, spreadsheets, etc. Mine is a Turbo Mouse. Much easier on my wrists than a mouse, especially when using it for an extended amount of time. I also like the scroll wheel and the multiple buttons and button combinations.

Not sure about the price, or the utility of that Mac, but the keyboards's sure a winner! With the help of an ADB to USB adapter, I'm still using the ADB Apple Extended Keyboard II that came with my mom's old IIvx.

Another broken feature is the way the list of subscribed shows appears (or doesn't) at launch. In 14.4, when I tapped the "Library" icon at the bottom of the screen, I'd see a list of all my subscriptions, sorted by most recently updated. Now it defaults to "Recently Followed" - in other words, most recently subscribed to, which is completely useless to me since that has no connection to how recently episodes have posted. I now have to make a second tap on "Shows," at the top of the screen - and the default sorting order was, again, not useful to me; I had to tap on "Edit" and change that (something I was left to figure out for myself).

I have images of some of the old Living Books CD-ROM's, and my kids would love to see them. This'll be great!