>>> Use your left hand. That's what I do. I don't have to take my right hand off
>>> the mouse at all. Left-hand thumb and 2nd finger.
>>
>> People prefer to mouse with their dominant hand in most cases. Your
>> solution doesn't work at all for those of us who are left-handed. Although
>> we only make up something like 10% of the world's population (i.e. the next
>> step in human evolution ;-)), we are still a sizable minority and simply
>> telling us to mouse with our right hands is unacceptable.
>
> I actually thought of that just after I wrote. But if you're using your left
> hand on the mouse, can't you use your right hand for command-S, even though
> it's on the left side of the keyboard? I use my left hand to do command-L,
> which is the same thing for right-handed people as command-S is for
> left-handed, all the time in an application I use almost as much as
> Entourage (Smile script editor). Your F-key solution is even better,
> although it needs setting up and remembering.
>
> --
> Paul Berkowitz
Paul, I thought your suggestion of using the left hand was a good one. As a
'lefty' in a right-handed world I'm forever using my right hand to carry out
functions that many right-handers wouldn't dream of using their left hand
for. (Left hand? Impossible!) It just wouldn't cross their minds. Many
(most?) left-handers have, through necessity, become adept at using *both*
their hands, so your suggestion is enlightened.
Peter.
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