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Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87421715 added 07-21-2016 9:13 AM by JHB in The Lounge
Okay, this may seem silly at first glance but I'd really appreciate constructive suggestions. I'm seeking ideas for streamlining the carrying of my laptop and accessories (mouse) to the many daily...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87424487 added 07-21-2016 10:24 AM by idkist in The Lounge
I was thinking just finding a small bag with a strap, slide strap over monitor down to the point where the pivot is and make sure it's snug, let the bag hang off the back (i.e. something like this). ...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87431603 added 07-21-2016 1:33 PM by genghiskhan in The Lounge
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Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87433243 added 07-21-2016 2:21 PM by DC in The Lounge
I was thinking about Velcro...put the soft fuzzy side on the bottom of the mouse - not blocking the laser and the rough half on the lid of the laptop. The Velcro should hold it fine for the stroll...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87437811 added 07-21-2016 4:53 PM by BostonGirl in The Lounge
https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Cordless-Laser-Mouse-Notebooks/dp/B001DJ7Y2O I believe there are other models also I have seen. I actually beta tested this before it was on the market and it does...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87434007 added 07-21-2016 2:44 PM by DC in The Lounge
Why thank you Sir! :nod:
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87650803 added 07-27-2016 2:29 PM by Zoe Moon in The Lounge
Perhaps a stand up tote bag (the kind that doesn't flop over when you set it down) would be the best solution. You could just reach in and grab each item as you need it. Nothing to unzip and no...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87423779 added 07-21-2016 10:07 AM by Kabn in The Lounge
depending on the shape of your laptop, could you place a non-stick pad (something like this) on the back of the lid and put your mouse there while you walk? that would give it a semi-stable place for...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87426583 added 07-21-2016 11:18 AM by Frogstar in The Lounge
Utility belt?
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87427783 added 07-21-2016 11:51 AM by Zoe Moon in The Lounge
The MS Arc mouse is small and lightweight and folds in half, so it's comfortable to hold, much more so than traditional mouses. There's also the MS Arc Touch, which flattens out rather than folding,...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87650003 added 07-27-2016 2:01 PM by JHB in The Lounge
Thanks, all! Your responses have been both helpful and entertaining. Equipment is office-issued. I could buy my own mouse, but the existing laptop is a requirement. Today I had to go into...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87421859 added 07-21-2016 9:17 AM by cav in The Lounge
just use your laptop touchpad for said 15min? --edit: before someone says did you read the nerve condition comment. yes, i read the nerve condition part. but they are just as "ergonomic" in use as...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87422127 added 07-21-2016 9:24 AM by JHB in The Lounge
I appreciate the thought, but my situation is truly about asking for suggestions when using traditionally shaped external mouse. That is what works best for me. And the 15 minutes was merely one...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87423991 added 07-21-2016 10:11 AM by Landers in The Lounge
I'd say go with a laptop sleeve that has some kind of storage for your mouse. Since I have no idea what laptop you use: E.g....
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87432851 added 07-21-2016 2:09 PM by ashcampbell in The Lounge
Switch to a touchscreen laptop. Switch to a pad and pen - the usb type I dont know the name but i've seen artists use them for drawing. I'm guessing you never were a waitress and learned the fine...
Transporting Laptop and Mouse within Office
Thread created 07-21-2016 by JHB
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Post #87433947 added 07-21-2016 2:42 PM by Landers in The Lounge
Plus the soft velcro will help the mouse move smoothly across the table. Good call.

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