I've bound some hotkeys to ctrl+F1-F6, but ctrl+F2 doesn't work.

Fortunately, thanks to the dedication of Azimov, I have a workaround, and can continue to play! In case someone should stumble upon this thread in the future, seeking a similar solution, this is how I get a double left click to become a right click: Download AutoHotkey, and add this code to the default notepad file. ~LButton:: If (A_PriorHotKey = A_ThisHotKey and A_TimeSincePriorHotkey < 500) { Sleep 200 Click right } Return You can change the 500 to lengthen or shorten the double click window. Equipping and selling items is a bit fiddly, but doable. However, modding and reverse engineering aren't.

Missing the point of "social," somewhat.

I think there are cases when some things can be. I like console sports games, and am disappointed when some actions are tied to the right stick that don't really need to be, however, I know nothing can be done to get me playing an FPS.

All disabled players should get a 50% health and damage bonus to compensate!

At least you can click the blasted thing! I've resigned myself to not getting the datacrons, even though I have a 100% win rate in PvP. (I was challenged once at level 15. )

I tell myself I can wait, but patience is hard.

Hehe, sorry.

Yeah, could do. I might wait until the crazy dies down a bit.

I don't think you (or anyone) should feel bad, we're all obsessed with our own lives. I know my own problems are nothing compared to others, but if we all become a little more aware of different issues, we can begin to fix them.

Wow, really? I can't decide if that's bad, because it's only just happened, or good, because it's actually been done.

To work around my disability, I use an on-screen keyboard, which I control with a trackball, but I can only use the left button. This leaves me unable to start quests, collect loot, or sell items by myself. I'm currently getting my carer to do these actions for me, but this is not something I enjoy, and I won't continue to do it after the free month. A guildmate has been trying to help me with this issue, but with no luck. I am now asking Bioware to help me out, by making right click functions possible with either an interact key, or a double left click. It must be near-impossible to make a game accessible to everyone from the start, but if each small problem is tackled as it comes, you can get there.