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April 11th 08, 09:37 PM
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How to Navigate Vista without a mouse
Using your Windows Key, The Tab Key, The Arrow Keys, and The Enter Key (also
known as return key), you should be able to go anywhere in your pc that you need to go. I was writing this down for a friend and thought with all the mouse problems, this might be useful info. Little experimenting with those keys should be enough for anyone to figure it out. 
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April 11th 08, 11:01 PM
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How to Navigate Vista without a mouse
I'll alert the media.
"SkyKnites" wrote in message ... Using your Windows Key, The Tab Key, The Arrow Keys, and The Enter Key (also known as return key), you should be able to go anywhere in your pc that you need to go. I was writing this down for a friend and thought with all the mouse problems, this might be useful info. Little experimenting with those keys should be enough for anyone to figure it out.
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April 12th 08, 10:41 PM
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How to Navigate Vista without a mouse
Death Therapy, Bob. It's the only solution!!!
Thanks again for all your effort  "Bob" wrote: I'll alert the media. "SkyKnites" wrote in message ... Using your Windows Key, The Tab Key, The Arrow Keys, and The Enter Key (also known as return key), you should be able to go anywhere in your pc that you need to go. I was writing this down for a friend and thought with all the mouse problems, this might be useful info. Little experimenting with those keys should be enough for anyone to figure it out.
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