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<DIV>Hi All,</DIV>
<DIV> I just have a question about a product. For years now, I have heard
vague comments about some type of computer mouse that can provide tactile
information about what is on the screen. Some of the comments I have heard talk
about this being useful for exploring graphical information such as figures in a
research paper... Thus, I was curious if anyone knows if such a device really
exists and if so, any information on it (e.g., where I can get more
information on it or knowledge regarding the value of it for things like
exploring graphical displays). Because I do research along with teaching, it
would seem as if this would be a really useful tool to have.</DIV>
<DIV>With kind regards,</DIV>
<DIV>Chris</DIV>
<DIV>Christine M. Szostak, PhD<BR>Assistant Professor<BR>Department of
Psychology<BR>Shorter University<BR>Rome, Georgia<BR><A
href="mailto:szostak.1@osu.edu">szostak.1@osu.edu</A></DIV>
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