Geez Rridgely, if you took your time you'd probably get over 200!
I don't need a test to tell me I'm a genius.
Yeah right.
Yeah, I didn't read a single question.I just wanted to see what it would say.
That's a good one!
darn it! im getting used to this laptop and i hit a few by accident while doing the test! 134 with 4:54 to spare. must be a mistake.
Get a usb mouse.
I bought an awesome cheap one at radioshack for $10. (wired but its optical)
I'm using my mom's new laptop and finally noticed if I rest the pointer on anything selectable (like a true or false choice, lol) it gets selected automatically while I try to come up with the answer. I scored about 112 if I remember. Huge drop from my teens and twenties (I'm 46). Maybe I should let this laptop and its obnoxious Synaptics Touchpad take the test without me...
Are you on a tohsiba? I had that problem for a while then I uninstalled all of those junky "utilities".
yeah i gotta figure out the whole touch pad thing. its kind of neat though because it even has finger print recognition and a lock so that only i can use it. havent configured that yet though.
im going to get a wireless usb mouse as soon as i can get out to the store as i am so used to clicking with the mouse and such.
The only time I use the touchpad is when I'm sitting on the couch.
I cant stand even using Staroffice to write a paper using the touchpad.(it takes twice as long to press the formatting buttons ect)
One thing I will say is that using it will make you learn keyboard shortcuts. I have doubled my use of them since I got mine, and it actually does make things faster.(if you can type of course. )
My mom's computer is a Compaq. The touchpad is really annoying because I have to lift my finger at least twice to go anywhere and the pad doesn't seem very accurate. Even worse, there's no third buton and that makes using Firefox frustrating. I bought a little Logitech mouse today which works great. Btw, I'm glad I'm back. I missed me.
OK...OK...took it again, it is insidious, did worse, but not much. . .still not tellin.