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Because it mimics the fountain pen? That’s how you hold it when you write with one (the cursor being the virtual tip) https://youtu.be/U9mWKwXfF6s?t=155s https
by haunter 3y ago
Because it mimics the fountain pen? That’s how you hold it when you write with one (the
cursor being the virtual tip)
https://youtu.be/U9mWKwXfF6s?t=155s https://youtu.be/U9mWKwXfF6s?t=155s
- al_borland 3y agoIf this is the case, should someone using a left handed mouse have a cursor that tilts the opposite way?
- lb1lf 3y agoDon't we? I distinctly recall that when I was using a left-handed mouse on WinNT 4 in the nineties, the mouse pointer was reversed? Whether that was the original cursor or just someone at IT being a leftie and installing a custom cursor, though, I have no idea. I later found it much better for me to simply use my right hand for mousing about, leaving my left hand free for taking notes.
- bluenose69 3y agoThanks for the link! As a fountain pen addict, I found the video captivating. I was curious, though, as to why the person was printing, not writing. Sad.