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-=> Quoting Roy J. Tellason to Bob Breed <=- BB> I think the main cause is that you never move you hands off the BB> keyboard, it's just hammer away hour after hour for those doing BB> data entry stuff. RJT> I think you're absolutely on to something here, and that this is one RJT> of the reasons why the original (from CP/M!) WordStar command keys RJT> made so much sense, and were so widely copied -- they don't require RJT> you to take your hands off the keyboard, as contrasted with programs RJT> that heavily use the function keys... There was a program distributed by the Wordstar folks that demonstrated this. It was sent around about the time of WS 6. Also, don't forget that back in the CP/M days, even *arrow* keys were a rarity on the terminals used. Function keys were pretty rare as well. --- FMailX 1.60* Origin: Shadowgard (1:105/50) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 105/50 360 106/2000 633/267 |
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