"Invisible" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message 
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> 10 years ago, I used a sophisticated operating system called AmigaOS. It 
> was possible to operate this without a mouse, because there was a set of 
> keyboard shortcuts for moving the mouse pointer and clicking mouse 
> buttons. However, to my absolute frustration [indeed, near rage], Windoze 
> doesn't appear to support such a feature. So you have to guess what 
> keyboard shortcuts every individual program uses [assuming it provides any 
> at all]. Grrr!!

The keybaord shortcuts are the letters that are underlined when you press 
the "Alt" key.

Fyi You can always use "Tab" and the arrow keys to scroll between 
highlighted options and Space-Bar to select.

To get Windows to always underline the shortcuts without using a mouse:
press the Windows button (between L-Ctrl and L-Alt)
Navigate to Control-Panel with the arrow keys.
Navigate to "Appearance and Themes" and then "Display"
Press "Tab" until the top tabs is highlighted.
Now use your < > arrow keys to navigate to "Appearance"
Press "Tab" untill "Effects" is highlighted and press the Space Bar.
Press "Tab" untill "Hide underlined letters for keyboard navigation untill I 
press the Alt key"

I hope this helps...

-- 
-Nekar Xenos-

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