Cursor control accessory for a computer keyboard

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273DIG28, 235145R, 340709, H01H 1370, H01H 2500

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ABSTRACT:
A cursor control accessory is shown as an integral base overlying an array of keys including independently movable cursor control keys. It is provided with a protruding handle for use as a joystick. Outwardly protruding walls are adapted to be freely located between keys in the array and engage the upper surface of the keyboard housing. Recessed key engaging surfaces are provided above each cursor control key and are adapted to depress the selected cursor control key or keys in response to rocking movement of the base relative to the keyboarding housing. Base areas located above non-functional keys are recessed inwardly or relieved to prevent key operation during cursor usage.

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IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, vol. 28, No. 5, Oct. 1985, p. 1859.

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