from
explorerstreet
for Sunday, February 08, 2004
There ought to be...
...keyboard shortcuts for moving the cursor to the top or bottom of the screen, when you're in a program like a word processor or text editor. You might think that the page up and page down keys do this, but they scroll the screen up or down when they move the cursor, whereas I want something that keeps the screen the same and just moves the cursor. I think I'd often find this feature useful.
Since, in Windows at least, CTRL + UP ARROW (or DOWN ARROW) are already used, perhaps CTRL + < could be used for 'move cursor to top of page' and CTRL + > for 'move cursor to bottom of page'. I'm also wondering, is there any program or operating system that already has this feature?
but when
this happens..
Mouse behaving badly Andy Johnson - 151st post - 24 Feb 2004 21:32
My mouse has recently been acting very strangely. It now seems to have a mind of it's own, always wanting to hide in the lower left or upper right corners of the screen. This doesn't happen regularly, although more frequently when pc has warmed up (after 1-2 hours).
Titanium Sex
Recently listed in
weblogs,
nice style sheet 'notes in boxes'
In Google We Trust
Perseus estimates that 4.12 million blogs have been created on these services: Blog-City, BlogSpot, Diaryland, LiveJournal, Pitas, TypePad, Weblogger and Xanga. Recently, I visited Google's Web Directory where it states that the Google directory contains over 1.5 million URLs. But the Perseus survey estimates there are 4.12 million hosted blogs. Does Google not know everything, or are there a lot less blogs than estimated?
First, blogs are still being created much faster than they are being abandoned
more from
Perseus Blog Survey via
bizstone and
sickcandy and
CAN DICKYS
W o r l d H i s t o r y
about
Synchronoptical "seeing at the same time".
World History Book and Wall Chart
an actual
lifeline from the chart 1500~2000..
ZDNet does a review for the IBM ViaVoice v.10 that can convert voice to text...
by Gregg Keizer
..and Rupert Goodwins does a review for the latest Graphics Tablet
here
Now that Concorde is history there is a method of doing more than mach 1 legally at
Thunder City
which happens to be in Cape Town South Africa..
from over in Germany and
Stu Savory
Fahim wrote some mail software and got it major legues via
weblogs
The basic design of
FOBA components is eligant
never fails to do things I never did..
link
Gateway's Tablet PC
click here and then on tour
and a
general specification..
Microsoft® Windows® XP Tablet Edition1
This system features Intel® Centrino™ Mobile Technology
Intel® Pentium® M processor ULV 1.0GHz2
256MB DDR SDRAM
40GB Hard Drive3
Optical drive not selected
Value Service Plan-1Yr Parts/Labor/No Onsite/1 Yr Technical Support4
Desktop stand and hard cover top
(1) Type II PC card slot
(2) USB, IEEE 1394 (FireWire) and VGA
12.1" XGA TFT Display
Integrated Intel® Extreme Graphics 2
External mobile keyboard with touchpad
Digitizer pens (two total)
Integrated sound and stereo speakers, headphone/speaker jack, and mic jacks
Tim Anderson on why Tablet PC will win converts
Acer TravelMate C111TCi by Brian Nadel & Charles McLellan
World's First Robot Log currently!
Phil's
Rob log various stills of gadgets
in action
video feed 'in links section' simple log-in for flashenabled web cam..
