Patients fill out forms on a tablet PC (using a mouse was throwing them off) by selecting visuals to describe their symptoms, with the aim of speeding up the process.

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As such, I'm eyeing up a Wacom tablet and using the pen input to mouse around -- but do you think it's a good idea?

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There's not much else to be found on the tablet: four customizable buttons (for mouse clicks, touch toggle, application launch etc.), an LED indicator (dim white in standby, bright white in touch mode and orange in pen mode) and a fabric tug to store your stylus.

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