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["Anton J Aylward, CISSP" <aja si on ca>]

> From: "Rev. wRy" <slot0k pogox org>
 
> It's all that bad.  N & P may be Netscap-ish, but hitting "N" for next
> message, and "P" for previous is a no-brainer.  

Only if you're "Anglo-centric".
If you're a long time UNIX user, j and k are more of a no brainer.
But surely the cursor keys are the ultimate in being independent of the
user's native language and cultural assumptions?

The way the message and folder lists are laid out on the screen the
"intuitively obvious" motion us "up and "down".

/a

ObQ: Why is "L" on the right of keyboard and 
     "R" some way to the left of it?