Alan B. Pearce wrote:
> It is actually easier than all that Olin, right click on

You can stop right there.  If it requires using the mouse it isn't going to
happen unless it's real important to *me*.  I can type quite well without
conscious thought, so I keep my hands on the keyboard.  Moving my hand way
over to the mouse, finding the cursor, aligning it, etc, all requires
deliberate thought and feels cumbersome.  I wish more software designers
took these kinds of things into account.  Adding proper keyboard shortcuts
is usually easy and doesn't detract from the clickety-click interface, but
it requires a policy of trying to service that need.  This is one of the
places where Microsoft apps tend to be way ahead of their competitive
alternatives.


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