Re: Why are Web Pages All Point-and-Click with No KB Equivalents

[http://www./~robert (Red Hat Linux User)]

 > From: Petra Vogt <http://www.ibm.rhrz.uni-bonn.de/~uzs6cd>
 > Date: Sun  Sep 20, 10:02pm
 >
 > 
 > >There's the foot mouse.  You can e-mail http://www.earthlink.net/~footmouse or call
 > >800-57-MOUSE or 310-476-1874.  I use this "mouse" all the time for web
 > >browsing.  (I also use Lynx, the text web browser, but it's slightly less
 > >flexible than a graphical browser.)
 > >
 > >Hope this helps.
 > 
 > thanks very much for this information. I looked at their website some time
 > ago, but wonderd if it is really practical or if it takes very long to
 > learn to use is?
 > 
 > Petra 

It didn't take me long to learn.  The one problem I've had is that the
hardware is not that reliable.  Perhaps I use it harder than others, but
it's broken twice on me so far.  I'm trying to be more careful this time.

Also, I use it on Linux and I make some quick bindings to change the speed
of the cursor via the keyboard.  This has proved to be incredibly useful.

Hope this addressed your question.