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 MacBreakZ! - 3.5.1reminds you to take regular breaks at specified intervals |
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Product Description:
MacBreakZ! is a personal ergonomic assistant which monitors your keyboard and mouse activity and helps you structure your computer use in a healthy manner, which prevents computer-related injuries from developing. The main applications for MacBreakZ! are: to prevent repetitive strain injuries (RSI) and promote healthy and pain-free computing to aid the recovery from repetitive strain injuries MacBreakZ! achieves this by: monitoring user activity and suggesting appropriate times for rest and recovery breaks providing a range of stretching exercises designed to relieve muscular tension and improve static posture providing ergonomic information on how to use your computer in a healthy manner.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS Classic
Additional Requirements:
- PPC
- Mac OS 8 or higher
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Featured Reviews
Bought v2.8 but… - Version: 3.0.1, 1/24/2002 01:09AM PST
Ruud Altenburg
the MacBreakz website does not offer any clue why I should fork out $10 for the v3.0 Mac OS 9 update. What's new?
Though I liked… 
- Version: 2.8, 12/27/2001 02:28AM PST
lijil
the way it worked, my system started running really slowly after I installed it. Things were fast again when I uninstalled it. Do try the trial version before paying for it to see whether it works well with your system.
I bought this… - Version: 2.8, 2/6/2001 05:08AM PST
John Freeman
to discipline myself in the art of walking away from the computer once in a while. I have had no problems so far with it (other than the darn thing has exposed just how long I do spend in front of my Mac!)
