[Kde-accessibility] Mouse Emulation Mode and Menu key

[Gary Cramblitt]

I'm working on an accessibility assessment for KOffice and KDE.

Does anyone know if it is possible to "drag" a divider in order to resize 
panels without using a mouse.  Using Mouse Emulation (Alt+F12), I can 
position the mouse pointer overtop the divider and the mouse pointer icon 
changes to a drag icon.  But what next?  Pressing spacebar does a single 
click and leaves Mouse Emulation mode.  Is there a keystroke that will 
simulate a "click and hold mouse button down" during Mouse Emulation mode?  
Also, is there a keystroke to simulate a mouse right-click in Mouse Emulation 
mode?  Is there some other way to resize panels in a window separated using 
dividers?

The X11 Mouse manpage mentions a DragLockButtons option, but doesn't specify 
any defaults.

Related question.  The default key for Popup Context Menu is the Menu button.  
On my US keyboard, this is a button on the right-hand side between the 
Windows key and the Ctrl key.  It has a little menu icon on it.  The Menu key 
seems to work only within certain apps.  For example, within Konversation and 
KMail, it displays the right-click context menu when focus is on most 
widgets.  But in the KWord (1.4.1) main window, it does not.  Is this because 
KWord overrides something?

Thanks
-- 
Gary Cramblitt (aka PhantomsDad)
KDE Text-to-Speech Maintainer
http://accessibility.kde.org/developer/kttsd/index.php