Mark Grosberg wrote:
Exactly my point. The power users don't want a lot
of that stuff. Most
power users want a consistent, simple interface that is intuitive. I don't
care if I have to mouse around a little (I'm a power user, I've mastered
the mouse); but cluttering up the interface with "easy to reach" and
redundant controls is nothing but a detraction to usability.
The old rule in Windows programming was "whatever can be done, should
also be done with the keyboard", which seems to have been dropped after XP.
Emanuele