Excuse me, but the system Praise is procuring has with it a Kensington programmable rollerball with four keys which provide 6 directly programmable key clicks (two of them from combining 'chords") which can be tailored to suit the needs of the user; and as for keyboard shortcuts, they are there as a convenience, a lesson which Microsoft quickly borrowed from Apple in its early effort to catch up once it realized there WAS something to this GUI business after all.

In additon her system has on it software which can emulate a 486 Windows 98 platform to accomodate those close-minded regressives who are only in it for the bucks or who haven't yet gotten up to fulfilling their promises such as Hearme.

Her system also has complete drop-down contextual menus which provide all the convenience needed.

Regards,

Amos