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Subject: Re: W/O images for copying (Very Off Topic)

Author: Pete Galati

Date: 14:00:11 01/24/01

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On January 24, 2001 at 15:52:03, Paul wrote:

>On January 24, 2001 at 14:52:33, Pete Galati wrote:
>
>>On January 24, 2001 at 05:13:15, Paul wrote:
>>
>>>I couldn't use that (without the extra keys)! Almost never use the mouse
>>>anymore coz of RSI. Did too much (double)clicking when I was young. Be
>>>careful with a mouse!!
>>
>>The mouse causes problem for me if I sit down and play Chess programs for a
>>couple hours, it doesn't help that I usually play 60 moves in 10 minutes,
>>fortunatly I seldom do that.  I find my way around Navigator with as many
>>shortcut keys as posible, but I do still use the mouse more than I have too, and
>>that new scrolling wheel thing is great, I miss that whenever I go to the old
>>computer.
>
>I can't even use a scroll wheel anymore! Only use mousey in IE5 for changing
>frames, haven't found a shortcut for that yet.

It MIGHT work to just hit the tab key, but I don't know.  Like when I sign into
CCC, I fill in the user name, hit Tab, then fill in the password, & enter, but
that might not work on frames.  I don't care for frames because when I wan't to
supply a link to something, it won't be the url in the "location" thing, it'll
be the url in the link to that frame, so you gotta right click on the link and
get it from there.  All those sites with the links on the left and the frames on
the right?  Not my favorite thing.

>In Pretz's GUI I've made sure
>I don't have to use mouseclicks anywhere. When I want to move a piece, I just
>hover the mouse over the from-square, wait a fraction of a second til the
>piece jumps as if by magnetism to the mousepointer, move the mouse/piece
>to the to-square, and after another fraction it falls into place automagically!
>How's that for convenience :)
>
>Paul

Sounds like a cool gui.

Pete



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