HarryT,
To ghostwheel’s comments and questions I add the following: Have you never touched a button twice, because of a slow response, only to find that two touches were entered? Have you ever handed your DR to someone else, so that they could read something, and had them accidently turn the page by getting a thumb too
near a button?
When I read on my Hanlin, I hold the thing with my thumb
on the Page Turn button--when I finish a page, I press the button and feel the tactile ‘click’ and
know that my press has registered. Every time, the Hanlin’s response is
exactly as I intended, and I suffer no distractions from what it is I intend to do--read, and not be
distracted,
frustrated and
annoyed.
I’m glad that you find any of this “just fine,” but I have to wonder what,
if anything, you might object to, and I will ask what possible advantage you might see to having these switches on the DR might be; that is, how does anyone
benifit from them.
Kent Walters