I noticed there have been some comments recently about Mouse Rage Syndrome. I have never experienced this myself, although I have seen colleagues sometimes getting upset because they cannot achieve some task on their computers.

As more employees are using litigation to obtain damages caused by stress and physical disabilities, such as repetitive strain injury, it would seem a good idea to become more familiar with the causes and ways to avoid them.

Has anyone witnessed a real mouse rage incident, and if so was anything done to find a remedy for the cause?

I have never faced such situations. But this thematic is rather interesting and I think soon we'll find some scientific investigations regarding it.

The only rage i've ever seen is when the mouse isn't on the proper material such as on a slick desk. Then it jumps all over the screen