What is/are the best way to hold a stylus to paint?

[Lionroots]

Hi!
I recently bought an intuos 4 and I want to start learning digital painting. I come at the end of a paintful configuration of keystrokes, scripts, gimp painter etc...
Now I can stat painting

But what is the best way to hold a stylus? I read somewhere that I shouldn't hold it in a scholar manner but it's like any other way doesn't give me access to my stylus buttons.
When painting, how do you hold the stylus?

[ofnuts]

The most comfortable way for me is to put the thumb between the two buttons (that I obviously click with the thumb).

[Lionroots]

(May 30, 2011 22:00)ofnuts Wrote:  The most comfortable way for me is to put the thumb between the two buttons (that I obviously click with the thumb).

http://chiseledrocks.com/main/musings/to...the_pencil
I read this and naturally I tend to feel comfortable with the first "bad" way to hold it, except my fingers aren't as close to the tip.
Am i taking bad habits?

For the question of clicking with the thumb or the index, I'm never sure of what's the best...

[Lionroots]

(Jun 3, 2011 12:03)Lionroots Wrote:  

(May 30, 2011 22:00)ofnuts Wrote:  The most comfortable way for me is to put the thumb between the two buttons (that I obviously click with the thumb).

http://chiseledrocks.com/main/musings/to...the_pencil
I read this and naturally I tend to feel comfortable with the first "bad" way to hold it, except my fingers aren't as close to the tip.
Am i taking bad habits?

For the question of clicking with the thumb or the index, I'm never sure of what's the best...

I read this article and I hold it exactly the way you tell.
I personally feel more comfortable with clicking with the index. I tend to click by accident with the thumb otherwise.