Right, time for a new post, maybe? For those who don't already know, I have a 486 dx33 with 16mb RAM and win 3.1 I also have a 56k modem. My second serial port doesn't work, so I have to share the port with the mouse. So...When I am on the internet I don't have a mouse. I have tried IE3 and Opera (which was excellent, really fast) but these don't seem to let me navigate fully through the web pages with the tab button. I can tab through all the links in IE4, but this is painfully slow. I was wondering if anyone can suggest an alternative. I noticed that Arachne had a mouse-like pointer which you could control with the cursor keys - is there software which will do this in all applications? Does anyone know of another way of scrolling through links (apart from tab)? Thanks in advance Dave

Hi Dave I use a Logitech BUS mouse... Works great...I have inquired at Logitech.. You can monitor response at: Mouse Inquiry I have an extra serial port card...Let me know if your interested Smitty

Don't give up on Opera -- check the kybd shortcuts again (Ctrl+B) and you'll see it's Q and A for going thru links (Tab is for entry boxes in forms). You already know Arachne, which people like to use for information-rich pages (i.e. without the dreaded JavaScript) in humid conditions where a mouse gets slippery. The Mousekeys function from the Access-Pack distributed by M$ allows the numeric keypad to be used for controlling the mouse. About 220kB from Powerload