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We came to the conclusion that your proposal does not work very well on a=20
larger scale.  So I decided to not carry on with it.
The position of the close-tab button is direcly related to the close=20
button on the window and the ordering of the ok/cancel buttons.
Mac, for example, switches all of those around but its not meant for=20
left-handed people.

So I suggest you try out the mac-profile (in the kpersonalizer) since=20
IIRC it reverses it for you.

In short; I am pretty sure your problem is a personal one and does not=20
scale for all hard-left handed people.


On Friday 02 September 2005 19:55, Gerry Gavigan wrote:
> I am grateful for your answer

> > I'll talk to the accessibility guys today on this subject to see
> > what is going on in this area and how to attack it at  a basic
> > level. But your bugreports on those issues are more then
> > appreciated!

=2D-=20
Thomas Zander

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