Comments on: Using A Desktop Computer In Bed http://fourwallsnolimits.net/using-a-desktop-computer-in-bed Surviving and thriving while confined to bed, homebound, or otherwise stuck in one place Sat, 14 May 2011 22:58:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Green glue http://fourwallsnolimits.net/using-a-desktop-computer-in-bed#comment-7221 Green glue Mon, 25 Apr 2011 03:16:36 +0000 http://bedbound.org/?p=41#comment-7221 You know, I've been wanting to do this for awhile. I may attempt it tomorrow. Actually, I wish I had one of those trays that overhang the bed like at the hospital, but I cant afford that. I have neck problems so cant really afford to have my neck tilted too much. I do work about 10 hours a day on the comp. Anyhow, nice information.. ~Rob. You know, I’ve been wanting to do this for awhile. I may attempt it tomorrow. Actually, I wish I had one of those trays that overhang the bed like at the hospital, but I cant afford that. I have neck problems so cant really afford to have my neck tilted too much. I do work about 10 hours a day on the comp. Anyhow, nice information..

~Rob.

]]> By: superaleja http://fourwallsnolimits.net/using-a-desktop-computer-in-bed#comment-550 superaleja Mon, 07 Sep 2009 13:46:38 +0000 http://bedbound.org/?p=41#comment-550 Hey Ricky! I actually came here looking for this entry, but it felt like something was missing from it, and then I realized you'd posted it on the ATMac site: http://atmac.org/adapted-computer-system-for-bed-or-wheelchair/ Hey Ricky!

I actually came here looking for this entry, but it felt like something was missing from it, and then I realized you’d posted it on the ATMac site: http://atmac.org/adapted-computer-system-for-bed-or-wheelchair/

]]> By: Keyboarding Under the Covers http://fourwallsnolimits.net/using-a-desktop-computer-in-bed#comment-441 Keyboarding Under the Covers Fri, 21 Aug 2009 04:53:15 +0000 http://bedbound.org/?p=41#comment-441 [...] have my desktop computer set up to use in bed, so I am snug under the blankets and keyboarding in bed is possible. A similar setup would work [...] [...] have my desktop computer set up to use in bed, so I am snug under the blankets and keyboarding in bed is possible. A similar setup would work [...]

]]> By: Ingeborg http://fourwallsnolimits.net/using-a-desktop-computer-in-bed#comment-215 Ingeborg Fri, 22 May 2009 16:23:53 +0000 http://bedbound.org/?p=41#comment-215 Hi Mark, I tried that too, but my voice is too soft and I speak bad. I had to correct so much, that just typing everything was easier. The sore throat, soft voice and bad speaking also gets worse when I speak too much. I think Ricky has the same problem. Ingeborg Hi Mark,

I tried that too, but my voice is too soft and I speak bad. I had to correct so much, that just typing everything was easier. The sore throat, soft voice and bad speaking also gets worse when I speak too much.
I think Ricky has the same problem.

Ingeborg

]]> By: Mark http://fourwallsnolimits.net/using-a-desktop-computer-in-bed#comment-198 Mark Sun, 10 May 2009 22:57:34 +0000 http://bedbound.org/?p=41#comment-198 Ricky, You should buy a copy of Dragon naturally speaking, it's a speech recognition application that would save you having to even bother with a keyboard. You simply put on a set of headphones and speak. It can open up applications, menus, and lots of other stuff that we normally do using a mouse/keyboard. It's the ultimate lazy man's/woman's application. Mark Ricky,

You should buy a copy of Dragon naturally speaking, it’s a speech recognition application that would save you having to even bother with a keyboard. You simply put on a set of headphones and speak. It can open up applications, menus, and lots of other stuff that we normally do using a mouse/keyboard. It’s the ultimate lazy man’s/woman’s application.

Mark

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