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MarjaE · 03-14-2021, 02:22 PM

I am using Calibre 4.23 on MacOS 10.14.6.

I am using Scroll+ because I am too clumsy for MacOS's narrow scrollbars and because I have suffered tendon injuries trying to use wheels, etc. It scrolls if I hold the middle button down.

So for step 1, I'm clicking on the cell, the toggle pops up. For step 4, having unclicked one cell, I'm moving to the next one I'm trying to click. But it doesn't really depend on step 4. Sometimes I select undecided and get no, or select no and get yes. I don't know why.

I also sometimes have trouble with text, where I delete something, and Calibre opens an autocomplete list and picks the 1st result from the list, so I have to delete that, too. I think that's due to mouse movement. e.g. pressure from the cord or the pad.

I have coordination issues and repetitive stress injuries, and going back-and-forth between the mouse and the left side of the keyboard is a lot more work than just using the mouse for a bit and then just using the keyboard for a bit. Also while the arrow keys can be alright within a few columns and rows, they aren't practical over medium or long distances. While page down isn't practical over medium or short distances.

03-14-2021, 02:22 PM	#6
MarjaE Guru Posts: 940 Karma: 53902736 Join Date: Jun 2015 Device: multiple	I am using Calibre 4.23 on MacOS 10.14.6. I am using Scroll+ because I am too clumsy for MacOS's narrow scrollbars and because I have suffered tendon injuries trying to use wheels, etc. It scrolls if I hold the middle button down. So for step 1, I'm clicking on the cell, the toggle pops up. For step 4, having unclicked one cell, I'm moving to the next one I'm trying to click. But it doesn't really depend on step 4. Sometimes I select undecided and get no, or select no and get yes. I don't know why. I also sometimes have trouble with text, where I delete something, and Calibre opens an autocomplete list and picks the 1st result from the list, so I have to delete that, too. I think that's due to mouse movement. e.g. pressure from the cord or the pad. I have coordination issues and repetitive stress injuries, and going back-and-forth between the mouse and the left side of the keyboard is a lot more work than just using the mouse for a bit and then just using the keyboard for a bit. Also while the arrow keys can be alright within a few columns and rows, they aren't practical over medium or long distances. While page down isn't practical over medium or short distances.