log inhelp
Already have an account? Log in!
Home > Site Map
Welcome to the AlphaGrip Site Map. Main pages titles are listed in bold. Titles underneath the main pages are sub-sections. Sub-sections on the same page are italicized.
Accessories
- Desk Stand - Easy Stand
- Easy Stand
AG-6 Suggestions
- Compressed set of Thumb Buttons - Four Buttons for each Finger on Back - Fn Keys Should Work as a Press not only a Lock - Improve Placement for Ctrl, Shift, Alt and Color Shifts - Lock Ctrl and Alt Buttons - Sticky Keys – Response to Lage - Press Shift 5 times on Regular Keyboard to Activate - Move Functions up from Lower Front Surface - Ollie’s Suggestions - Onboard Flash to Store Remapping - Optical Trackball – AlphaGrip 20% Larger - Pressing any Modifier Keys (and combinations) with any Other Key - Arrow Keys to the Left - Bi-Directional Sliding Key - Rocker Key that can be Pressed Down - Sheffer’s Suggestions - Three Separate Buttons
- Four Buttons for each Finger on Back
- Fn Keys Should Work as a Press not only a Lock
- Improve Placement for Ctrl, Shift, Alt and Color Shifts
- Lock Ctrl and Alt Buttons
- Sticky Keys – Response to Lage
- Press Shift 5 times on Regular Keyboard to Activate
- Move Functions up from Lower Front Surface
- Ollie’s Suggestions
- Onboard Flash to Store Remapping
- Optical Trackball – AlphaGrip 20% Larger
- Pressing any Modifier Keys (and combinations) with any Other Key
- Arrow Keys to the Left
- Bi-Directional Sliding Key
- Rocker Key that can be Pressed Down
- Sheffer’s Suggestions
- Three Separate Buttons
Comfortable Computing
- RSS
- Large Hands - Should fingertips be used to press keys - Use Fingertips - User Modifications - Andersen Modifications - Dolph Modifications - Dickenson Modifications
- Should fingertips be used to press keys
- Use Fingertips
- User Modifications
- Andersen Modifications
- Dolph Modifications
- Dickenson Modifications
Downloads
- The Andersen MouseBooster
- The Andersen Remap
- The Ctrl-Alt Duplicator
- The Shift Duplicator
- The Andersen Remap B
- The Shift+Click Duplicator
Gaming
- World of Warcraft
- Walking is easy in World of Warcraft
- World of Warcraft Key Binds
- Now to go over that in English. :)
- Battlefield 2
- Ping's September 10, 2006
- Ping's August 14, 2006
- Aaron Ping's Battlefield 2 Key Map
- Market to Gamers
Intro to Wiki
- Take a tour
- Pre-made Templates
- 2 easy ways
- SandBox
- The wiki style page
- WhatWikiIs
Learning Curve
- Initial Impressions and Plan of Attack - First Contact
- First Contact
- Getting used at using thumbs to type letters is something weird
- Here is the recipe I will try to stick to:
- QWERTY, Dvorak and muscle memory?
- Yet another layout? Still, some keys are more difficult to use than others?
- Lateral force needed to hold Grip
- Use AG-5 occasionally
Other Uses
- Computer Aided Design - Controlling Multiple Computers
- Controlling Multiple Computers
Remapping
-Character Layout
- Dvorak Layouts
- Dickenson Dvorak Layout
- Didgers Dvorak Layout
- Dvorak Friendly Layout
- Didgers Dvorak Script
- Dvorak-like layout for Linux
- Complete Dvorak-like layout for Linux with Images
- Easiest Keys to Hit
- AG-5 Home Row Keys
- F and U Keys are Tough to Hit
- On Screen Display
-Remapping for Coders
-AutoHotkey Remapping for VI -Can’t Remap on a Mac -Character Frequency Analysis – -Letter Frequency Data -Character Frequency Study for Coders -Chording -Chording for Enter, Space and BkSp, Generate J, V, Y, K, X and Z with Yellow Shift -Negatives to Chording -Determining “Best” Character Layout -Different Applications with Different Shortcuts -Keys that Can't be Remapped -Letter Frequency -Remap for Ctrl + PgUp or PgDn -Shift-Click Solution -Stenography with AlphaGrip -Sticky Keys -Swap Lowercase x and z with Pageup and Pagedown -Symbol Definitions - Terms -Turning off Caps Lock and other Modifications to Andersen Remap -VIM with an AlphaGrip -Other Remaps
-Can’t Remap on a Mac
-Character Frequency Analysis –
-Letter Frequency Data
-Character Frequency Study for Coders
-Chording
-Chording for Enter, Space and BkSp, Generate J, V, Y, K, X and Z with Yellow Shift
-Negatives to Chording
-Determining “Best” Character Layout
-Different Applications with Different Shortcuts
-Keys that Can't be Remapped
-Letter Frequency
-Remap for Ctrl + PgUp or PgDn
-Shift-Click Solution
-Stenography with AlphaGrip
-Sticky Keys
-Swap Lowercase x and z with Pageup and Pagedown
-Symbol Definitions - Terms
-Turning off Caps Lock and other Modifications to Andersen Remap
-VIM with an AlphaGrip
-Other Remaps
-Remapping for Foreign Letters & Symbols
-Analysis and Methodology
- Be as similar as possible for all languages
- Have the most common characters in the most convenient places
- Have the rarely used characters on the front
- Minimize hand switching while typing
- Replace {Print}, {Scroll lock}, {Pause} and {Caps lock} and possibly the duplicates of the {Shift}-keys by something more useful - Try to let both Hands do an equal amount of work
- Try to let both Hands do an equal amount of work
- Try to allow as much one-handed usage as possible -Additional Commentary -Character Frequency Analysis -Foreign Characters in Linux – Question & Answer -Foreign Characters in Linux – Question -Foreign Characters in Linux – Answer -Need programmable device -Quitting QWERTY and Dvorak -Response to Anaysis -Taking Comfort into Account
-Additional Commentary
-Character Frequency Analysis
-Foreign Characters in Linux – Question & Answer
-Foreign Characters in Linux – Question
-Foreign Characters in Linux – Answer
-Need programmable device
-Quitting QWERTY and Dvorak
-Response to Anaysis
-Taking Comfort into Account
Scrolling
-Mousewheel Scrolling -Alternative ways to Scroll
-Alternative ways to Scroll
Trackball
-Cleaning
- Opening the Trackball
- WD-40
- Cleaning Warning
-Drifting Mouse I -Drifting Mouse II -Drifting Mouse III -Drifting Mouse IV -Linux
-Drifting Mouse II
-Drifting Mouse III
-Drifting Mouse IV
-Linux
-Mouse Booster -Dual Monitor Script
-Dual Monitor Script
-Optical Trackball
-Repetitive Stress Syndrome
-Seperate Speed Settings for AG-5 on Ubunto Linux 606 - CREATING A STATIC INPUT DEVICE HANDLER
- CREATING A STATIC INPUT DEVICE HANDLER
- SETTING UP A SECONDARY INPUT DEVICE IN XORG.CONF
- CONFIGURING THE AG-5 TRACKBALL SPEED
-Slow Trackball
-Trackball Impressions -Trackball Sticking - Trackball Slip?
-Trackball Sticking
- Trackball Slip?
- Trouble Moving Right
- Trouble Moving Right 2
Insert links to other pages or uploaded files.
Tip: To turn text into a link, highlight the text, then click on a page or file from the list above.
You don't have permission to comment on this page.
Comments (0)
You don't have permission to comment on this page.