Hi, all,
On 03/10/1999, at 00:13,
Ali Martin (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
facing the crowd, asked the gods to bless them and said:


AM> Hi all,

AM> On Saturday, October 02, 1999, 12:38:11 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:

>> What about a "reverse space barring" (I like this feature), with for
>> example, Shift+Space (may be Alt or Ctrl, too)?

AM> I don't get it?
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean :-(

>> It seems simpler than toggling the "scroll" to use the arrows.
>> I feel the space bar more ergonomic, even if this is not its normal
>> use, than the arrows, even if this is their regular job.

AM> The scrollbar moves you from page to page but tell me which you prefer:

AM> Open a long html message and scroll through it, or scroll through a
AM> webpage on your browser using the arrow keys, or rptd'ly hit the
AM> page-down button. Which method makes you read the text more smoothly?
Well, I use a mouse scroll wheel :)))
... but I think you're true.

AM> I'd say the arrow key method. The page down method isn't as nice at all.

AM> Or are you proposing that the spacebar be used for scrolling? If so then
AM> that's a no no. The arrow keys are for that.
No, I thought you wanted to *replace* the spacebar by the arrows, for
doing the same thing. For that, I prefer the space. But now, I
understand you want to have a *smooth* scrolling, what is an other
thing. For people who don't like mice, yes, this may be a comfortable
feature. So, even if *I* will go on with the mouse, why not ?

For me, a kind of "reverse space bar", acting like PgUp, would be more
useful.



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Best regards,

Claude.                            
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Thought of the day (randomly french or english)
La terre est plate, celui qui d�clare qu'elle est sph�rique est un infid�le : 
il doit �tre ch�ti�. 
- Abd'el Aziz el Baz, Arabie S�oudite, 1995.



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