I have many handicaps, the lack of a personality being chief among them.
Actually, I injured my wrists back in 1989, tearing the ligaments and cartilege. They've deteriorated to the point that the twisting and bending motion used for writing is almost unbearble, even after surgery to remove the damaged cartilege. I also have arthritis, heart problems, lung problems, memory problems, diabetes, high blood pressure, ulcers, body oder, bad breath, and memory problems. I'm a write-off but I'm to selfish to lay down and quit.
I dunno, you seem to have a personality. Maybe not standard issue, but...
I don't have half the problems you've got. Though I keep pissing off my doctor because with my weight & diabetes he *expects* me to have things like high blood pressure. :-)
As far as the printer goes, if I was in your position, I think I'd try to modify an old thermal printer I've got. Only 40 column, and an odd serial interface. And needs AC. But in a classroom, not a big problem. And it weighs maybe a pound.
I've got a small thermal printer, it even has both cable and infrared interface. I've got a small Jornada computer that I'm trying to get to work with the printer. If it works, I can stick both in my pocket and go.
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Actually, I injured my wrists back in 1989, tearing the ligaments and cartilege. They've deteriorated to the point that the twisting and bending motion used for writing is almost unbearble, even after surgery to remove the damaged cartilege. I also have arthritis, heart problems, lung problems, memory problems, diabetes, high blood pressure, ulcers, body oder, bad breath, and memory problems. I'm a write-off but I'm to selfish to lay down and quit.
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I don't have half the problems you've got. Though I keep pissing off my doctor because with my weight & diabetes he *expects* me to have things like high blood pressure. :-)
As far as the printer goes, if I was in your position, I think I'd try to modify an old thermal printer I've got. Only 40 column, and an odd serial interface. And needs AC. But in a classroom, not a big problem. And it weighs maybe a pound.
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