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- "Posture: Remember to keep your chin tucked in when looking at the screen"
- "Posture: Lean back in your chair a little when working"
- "Screen: The best position for your screen is with the top of the screen level with your eyes"
- "Chair: Adjust your chair so that the back has a slight backwards tilt"
- "Posture: Let your hands and forearms hang limp and relaxed during breaks"
- "Posture: Remember to keep your wrists straight when typing"
- "Neck Exercise: Look to your left, then to your right (6 x)"
- "Mouse: Put your mouse on its slowest speed setting, this reduces stress in your hand and arm"
- "Mouse: Improve your 'mouse technique' by moving the mouse from the shoulder, not the wrist."
- "Keyboard: Always rest your hands during breaks in typing"
- "Mouse: When using the mouse hold it loosely in your hand, don't sqeeze or grab it."
- "Mouse: Let your fingers rest lightly over the mouse buttons and don't curl them up "
- "Keyboard: Keep your fingers gently curled when typing."
- "Keyboard: You can improve your keyboard technique by pretending you are a 'concert pianist', and moving your fingers smoothly and rythmically"
- "Mouse: To give your hands a rest use the mouse in a different hand occasionally"
- "Keyboard: The best position for your keyboard is flat, or sloping away from you. Fold away any legs at the back"
- "Learn shortcut keys for Windows applications, they are faster and easier than using the mouse"
- "Windows shortcut: you can use Alt-F4 to Quit a window or application"
- "Neck exercise: look up / look down (6 x)"
- "Windows shortcut: you can use Ctrl-F4 to Quit a sub-window "
- "Windows shortcut: you can use Alt-Tab to swap between applications'
- "Attach a list of shortcut keys to the side of your screen"
- "Have you cleaned your mouse recently"
- "Hand exercise: slowly clench, then release your hands (5 x)"
- "Neck exercise: sideways bend left / bend right (6 x)"
- "Shoulder exercise: do some shoulder rolls clockwise/anticlockwise (10 x)"
- "Arm exercise: stretch your arms above your head as high as you can, then relax them and drop them to your sides."
- "It is always a good idea to get up and walk around a bit during rest breaks"
- "Shoulder exercise: slowly raise high and then lower your shoulders to their top and bottom limits of movement (10 x)"
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