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From: Eric.Bohlman@p1.f778.n115.z1.fidonet.org (Eric Bohlman)
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Subject: Re: So many questions...
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 JS> Its sold by Prentke Romich.  In my opinion Headmaster is far
 JS> superior to Freewheel and/or all other adaptive periferals.

If you're familiar with Freewheel (and Freeboard) could you tell me a little  
about it?  At the Illinois TAAD Center we get a fair number of people who need  
some sort of on-screen direct selection with a trackball or joystick interface  
(often they have some use of their hands, so the Headmaster isn't necessary  
for them).  So far I've checked out HandiKey, though I find it rather clunky  
with a trackball (requires too much trackball movement even when set to  
maximum sensitivity).  I'd like to get some feedback on other such programs  
for IBM-compatible machines, since we have a rather limited software budget.
 

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