Chapter 21. Pointing Devices
Your mom probably told you that it's impolite to point, but your mom probably wasn't trying to move a mouse cursor across her computer screen at the time. Trying to navigate through Windows with nothing but keyboard commands is like threading a needle in boxing gloves, only more frustrating. (It is Windows, after all.) You could point at the screen and show Windows where to put the [expletive deleted] cursor, but you could shout four-letter words until your face was as red as the nose of a career politician to no avail. (Maybe that's why they call it a cursor.) You need a method to point out to Windows where to move the cursor—namely, a pointing device.
As with any problem, technology has brought us not one, but ...
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