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![]() "KØHB" wrote in message ink.net... "Bill Turner" wrote Learn to use a mouse and DXLabs will do all you ask and more. I know how to use a mouse. But it's a distraction that a good logging program shouldn't need. I want to be able to log without looking at the screen (to see where to click) or take my hands off the keyboard. Hence my REQUIREMENT for a keyboard centric software design. 73, de Hans, K0HB Well in ACLOG (http://www.n3fjp.com/) you can reconfigure the entry boxes in the order and tab order that works for you and then just move from field to field with the tab key or space key (except in fields where a space would be a legitimate entry such as in the comment field). Give the demo a try. It's unlikely these days that new software will be fully keyboard centric but of the ones that I have tried, this one is the easiest to use from a keyboard point of view. You can always drop the author an email on questions. And if you like, I can try to answer specific questions since I'm pretty familar with it. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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