On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 1:51 AM, K. K. Subramaniam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is tough for young children to use trackpad like a mouse - with a single
hand. Using it bi-manually with two index fingers is not only easier but also
prepares them for typing on the keyboard later. The child can
On Tuesday 25 Mar 2008 10:35:25 pm John R.Hogerhuis wrote:
In any case, kids have a way of figuring out a way out of problems that
adults would perplex an adult. Ever seen a kid succumb to
analysis-paralysis ? In your place, I would just give her more time to
find her own way out on how to
On Monday 24 Mar 2008 9:50:49 am John R.Hogerhuis wrote:
Based on my daughter, she does use two hands to paint. The problem is the
need to constantly hold down the button (drag) while painting. With a mouse
this is natural for her, but with the trackpad she has difficulty. Maybe
the issue is
John R. Hogerhuis wrote:
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 9:28 PM, Mitch Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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In any case, the left and right panels can't sense fingertip pressure -
you would have to use a fingernail, and that would override the signal
from capacitive sensor.
OK,
. K. Subramaniam subbukk at gmail.com writes:
On Sunday 23 March 2008 3:59:31 am John R.Hogerhuis wrote:
.. (actually it's not all that pleasant for me either given the button
placement below the trackpad). Something modal or pressure based would be
better. If a key on the keyboard held
John R.Hogerhuis wrote:
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Are the left and right panels pressure sensitive? If so, they could be used to
dynamically adjust the brush size/weight depending on how hard she pushes.
You can use either the resistive sensor ( left + middle + right with
stylus-class pressure) or the
Marco Pesenti Gritti mpgritti at gmail.com writes:
I have not seen a good analysis of the frame problem yet. For example I know
that at some point the trackpad jumped to the corners very often, and that
obviously aggravated it. Also in my experience the thing is nowhere so
annoying on my
On Sunday 23 March 2008 3:59:31 am John R.Hogerhuis wrote:
.. (actually it's not all that pleasant for me
either given the button placement below the trackpad). Something modal or
pressure based would be better. If a key on the keyboard held down were the
up/down button that would be
