Left-handed adaptations for Windows CE User interface?

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I might as well just say it. No. There is no system wide way to make it
lefty-friendly. It is possible in individual program design to stick a
scroll bar anywhere, but using the built in capabilities, Nope, just no way.

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Sven, MS-MVP Mobile Devices
"Daniel" <daniel@t-online.de> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have just seen a post from Tim Lynn mentioning the problems he's having
> using the transcriber, as he is left-handed.
>
> I'm also left-handed but I don't have any special problems with the
> transcriber (luckily). What I find quite unconvenient is the way the whole
> user interface is adapted towards right-handed people.
>
> For instance, the vertical scrollbar is placed to the right hand. If you
are
> using your left hand to scroll down, your hand will normally block the
whole
> screen, preventing you from reading. Is there any way to adress this? Does
> anyone know of a way of making the Windows CE interface more user-friendly
> for left-handed people?
>
> I have an iPaq 4150.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Daniel
>
>