Re: Of mice and men
- From: El Pistolero <Merlin43PhD@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 07 May 2005 22:59:03 -0500
Pete Dashwood wrote:
Realizing that I jumping into the center of a thread, Pete, and not even responding to you, directly, I still feel a need to say, "Err, umm, my OS/2 system does mouse-ahead just fine.""Donald Tees" <donald_tees@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:IYRde.5036$VL3.331086@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
James J. Gavan wrote:
Ron wrote:
<snip> The other thing about a mouse is that there is no type ahead. You cannot
proceed to a second mouse click until the first one has revised the screen, so the sequence is not "key, key, key, look", but "mouse-click, watch until, move mouse, mouse-click".
Mousing left handed and typing right handed helps, but is still slower, even for a one handed typist.
As for one handed :) I use a 4-button trackball with my left hand and keyboard with my right, but only when my voice recognition system lacks a term or my allergies are peaking!
Regards,
=Dwight=
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