What is TrackballWorks?

What is TrackballWorks?

TrackballWorks™ allows you to program your Trackball to behave how you want it to by customizing the functions assigned to each Trackball button. The result is a more productive and truly personalized computing experience.

Why is my Kensington mouse not working?

Try cleaning the trackball. Check to make sure it is plugged in. Try another USB port to test it. Reboot your computer.

Can a vertical mouse help with shoulder pain?

Verdict: The new Logitech Ergo M575 trackball is an absolute bargain and better than taking painkillers for RSI. If you suffer problems with shoulder or neck pain from using a mouse, a trackball like the Ergo M575 could help promote a more natural and relaxed posture.

How do I remove Kensingtonworks from my Mac?

Go to System Preferences > right click on Kensingtonworks > remove.

How do I turn on my wireless Kensington mouse?

On your mouse, press the Bluetooth button on the bottom to turn it on. The button needs to be pressed again to turn it off. Then, turn on your mouse and pair it to your PC by pressing and holding the pair button on the bottom of the mouse until the LED light starts to flash (about 5 seconds).

How do I connect my Kensington Pro Wireless mouse?

How to connect the Bluetooth device to the computer

1. Press and hold the Connect button on the bottom of the mouse.
2. On the computer, open the Bluetooth software.
3. Click the Devices tab, and then click Add.
4. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.

How do you pair a Kensington Bluetooth trackball?

To initiate Bluetooth pairing, you switch to Bluetooth mode (duh), and then press and hold all four buttons simultaneously.

What can I use instead of a mouse?

9 Best Alternatives to a Regular Mouse (from an Ergonomist)

• Roller Bar Mouse.
• Joystick Mouse.
• Pen Mouse.
• Finger Mouse.
• Vertical Mouse.
• Trackball Mouse.
• Keyboard with Built In Trackball.
• Handshoe Mouse.

Can using a mouse cause rotator cuff injury?

In layman’s terms, Mouse Shoulder is a condition caused by using the computer without proper arm support. In medical terms, it’s considered a Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI). The repetitive motions when using the computer can lead to shoulder, back, or neck pain.