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No. &nbsp;Get a Bluetooth mouse (Mine is a Logitech M535 and it works great - no issue) . &nbsp;Use it what ever way you wish. Mine in on the right side and the Fan does not blow there. Perfect solution
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No.  Get a Bluetooth mouse (Mine is a Logitech M535 and it works great - no issue) .  Use it what ever way you wish. Mine in on the right side and the Fan does not blow there. Perfect solution

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This is ludicrous. If you ask a question and then view it there is a ruddy big bell symbol so of course I clicked on it. So now I have complained about slow response because of the bloody big bell end graphic whilst the question is trivial and almost guaranteed to be NO.
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This is ludicrous. If you ask a question and then view it there is a ruddy big bell symbol so of course I clicked on it. So now I have complained about slow response because of the bloody big bell end graphic whilst the question is trivial and almost guaranteed to be NO.

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You just move the Bluetooth mouse to a position that does not blow fan exhaust on you.
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You just move the Bluetooth mouse to a position that does not blow fan exhaust on you.

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But then it id on the wrong side of the screen for me to control it easily/
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But then it id on the wrong side of the screen for me to control it easily/

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Then you need a laptop that runs cool and exhausts out the bottom.
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Then you need a laptop that runs cool and exhausts out the bottom.

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I think I have a simpler solution, hinge laptop out fully, turn upside-down and prop up on a lectern, flip screen and use a USB keyboard.
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I think I have a simpler solution, hinge laptop out fully, turn upside-down and prop up on a lectern, flip screen and use a USB keyboard.

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lol, I'd use a normal stand in that case:<br />
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<a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/AmazonBasics-Ventilated-Adjustable-Laptop-Stand/dp/B00WRDS8H0" rel="ugc">https://www.amazon.co.uk/AmazonBasics-Ventilated-Adjustable-Laptop-Stand/dp/B00WRDS8H0</a>
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lol, I'd use a normal stand in that case:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/AmazonBasics-Ventilated-Adjustable-Laptop-Stand/dp/B00WRDS8H0 [https://www.amazon.co.uk/AmazonBasics-Ventilated-Adjustable-Laptop-Stand/dp/B00WRDS8H0]

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Things right handers do not have to think about....<br />
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I have an Asus laptop and the fan is in the back. &nbsp;In any case, on the desktop, I use a wireless keyboard and mouse with an external monitor so the laptop acts as a second screen. &nbsp;When using it standalone, I find it easier using the mouse pad.
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Things right handers do not have to think about....

I have an Asus laptop and the fan is in the back.  In any case, on the desktop, I use a wireless keyboard and mouse with an external monitor so the laptop acts as a second screen.  When using it standalone, I find it easier using the mouse pad.

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We use Dameware remote desktop software to do tech support over the network, and we have a couple of left-handers who swap the buttons on their mouse. It'll drive you nuts when you first connect.
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We use Dameware remote desktop software to do tech support over the network, and we have a couple of left-handers who swap the buttons on their mouse. It'll drive you nuts when you first connect.

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Does anyone make a left handed laptop? I bought a wireless mouse but still my left hand (which holds the mouse) gets burnt from being right next to the fan exhaust.<br />
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Could I simply reverse the fan direction so the hot air went out the other side?
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Does anyone make a left handed laptop? I bought a wireless mouse but still my left hand (which holds the mouse) gets burnt from being right next to the fan exhaust.

Could I simply reverse the fan direction so the hot air went out the other side?

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