> > Hey, Sam, I'm a big lazy bum, and when I do get around to reading posts here, I tend to start at the top of the most recent page and work backwards. But I hate getting to the bottom of the page and having to scroll *all* the way back up to move on. (yes, I do realize how incredibly lazy I am, thank you! )
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> > Anyway, I think it would be a good idea to put the little bar that's at the top of the page (with all the page numbers) at the bottom of the page, too. :)
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> > Luisa
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> Wow. You're the kind of person for whom researchers should push ahead with that technology that detects what your eyes are looking at and activates the appropriate area of the computer screen. I saw a program about that way back in the eighties, and assumed it would be a widespread feature of computers long before now. It appears to have become vaporware, like flying cars ala the "Jetsons", but it sure sounds like something you could use. I don't know how you'd double-click, though -- maybe just blink twice rapidly?
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> Of course, once we have sight-activated screens, certain people (ahem) will complain that Web surfing can't be thought-controlled with brain implants. :-)
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> Iss "wheel mouse fiend" achar

Now that's what I call really lazy.
I mean really, really lazy.
My kind of people.
Oh darn! Now I have to click on "Preview Message" again. My work is never done.
Who was that who referred to people who post on this forum as "Rinkworkers?" I object. I don't want anybody to think I am any kind of worker. Then again, maybe objecting is too much work. I'd delete that if it didn't take so much effort.
How"retired and loving it"ard