| 摘要 |
A whole-hand computer mouse that has one button for each finger of the hand. Each finger can press its own button that, in itself or in combination with other pressed buttons or hand movements (gestures), executes a computer command such as cutting, pasting, opening a new document, scrolling, copying and so on. This is in addition to the common functions of computer mice, namely moving the cursor on the screen, selecting items and opening context-sensitive pop-up menus. An object of this invention is to improve efficiency, productivity and performance on Windows and other operating systems and programs by simplifying, speeding and extending the functions performed by computer mice so that the mouse takes over, in efficient and user-friendly ways, functions that would otherwise have to be performed through the keyboard or menu items. Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from a consideration of the ensuing descriptions and drawings.
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