Arachne at FreeLists---The Arachne Fan Club! > What's so hard about pressing ALT-F1 ? > It's a lot harder to find a previous page visited > sometimes. ALT-F1 will always give you the Desktop. Eric, the key to display the Arachne Desktop screen is F10, not Alt-F1. Alt-F1 displays the Arachne homepage, or whatever page you have selected to be your default homepage, as every serious Arachne user should know. Also, it does *not* depend on whether you use a DSL or an analog modem whether Arachne displays the homepage, as I know from my 56Kbit times. From my experience, Arachne *always* starts at the default homepage, and displays an error message if one is not online and the page cannot be loaded. Besides, I regard it as pretty selfish of you that you do not want Arachne to behave like it should just because you do not want to use the mouse. I know from your earlier statements in this forum that you are not the fanatic and mouse-o-phobic DOS user that you pretend to be. You use Windows all the time and surf the 'net using a Windows browser, and I bet you do it not only with your keyboard. Arachne is a graphical web browser; from the buttons to the links everything has been designed to be most easily accessible with a pointing device like a mouse. Most users would find it awkward to control everything with the keyboard instead, particularly if they have used a browser like Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer before. That Arachne has so many keyboard shortcuts is an added bonus, but it definetely should not be required to press Alt-F1 on start-up everytime just to execute a function that is automatic in all major browsers for good reason. Why do *you* not simply press Ctrl-Left everytime you want to go to the previously visited page instead of suggesting that others should press Alt-F1 to go to the homepage page? Udo -- The DR-DOS/OpenDOS Enhancement Project - http://www.drdosprojects.de -- This mail was written by a user of The Arachne Browser - http://arachne.cz/ Arachne at FreeLists -- Arachne, The Premier GPL Web Browser/Suite for DOS --