I agree.
On 10/15/2010 1:09 PM, Jo Taliaferro wrote:
Hello Phil,
I am a Window-Eyes user and just learning Windows 7. I use MSOffice2007 and
Firefox as well as other programs e.g., OpenBook, Twitter, Qwitter, I should
say, etc. I find it much easier to memorize the shortcut keys with alt or
Control or even Insert than function key shortcuts. I know that many of
these can be intuitive so, control-c is easier to remember as the "copy"
command than recalling a function key. In switching back and forth between
my laptop when I travel and my keyboard when I'm at home, I just find it
much more satisfying and the keys I mentioned are right under my hands.
Hope this helps.
Rev. Jo Taliaferro
-----Original Message-----
From: Phil Cox [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2010 7:32 AM
To: list GW-info
Subject: Preference of shortcut keys opinions please
Hello Fellow Listers
Please let me know your preferences regarding shortcut keys in programs.
Would you prefer mostly Function key(e.g. F2, F9, etc..) OR ALT plus
characters or numbers?
I will use this information when I am writing programs and assigning the
hot/shortcut keys for menu functions.
Thanks, in advance!
Phil
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