On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 1:47 PM, James Carman <ja...@carmanconsulting.com> wrote: > But, if they scroll, won't the marker just stay where it is on the > monitor and then the selection will change? Perhaps we should require > that they wipe off the marker first, then scroll, then re-underline. > That should do the trick. Better yet, the user should use a permanent > marker on their monitor. They should write "This row is selected ->" > and all they have to do is scroll their screen so that the row they > want to select is pointed to by the marker. That way, it can be > re-used on any web page with no code changes!
That is why I have a roll of transparent plastic foil attached to the top of my monitor. This way I can scroll the marking with what's on screen. It also comes in very handy for performing code reviews (red marker here I come!). Video chats also become much more fun when you can draw mustaches on your screen. Martijn
