Abstract: A computer input device is provided which is programmable to DOS and Windows programs that have mouse function capability. The mouse function is configured as a ball-mouse familiar to CAD-CAM, positioned like a baseball in a mitt and opposably manipulated by each thumb. The device communicates with a computer mainframe or network configuration, by molding the flat 101 IBM Keyboard into the glove conforming to the opposable grasp of the human hand, whose intradigital keystrokes are assigned by the “touch” system of typewriter input. The 101 IBM keyboard is decimated bilaterally into the interdigital gloves of eight fingers and two thumbs, incorporating the ball-mouse attribute. A “treatment gauntlet” immobilizes and manipulates the hand-wrist-elbow in several treatment modalities palliative of carpal tunnel syndrome.