Drag and drop with complete keyboard control?
Hi, is this possible? I'm thinking not, but that seems like a pretty important accessibility option.
I am not looking to copy and paste files. I am looking for keyboard control to drag windows, files or other items. I would like to navigate to a window, file or other item, "lock" it in with a keyboard shortcut, and use the keyboard to move it to its new location, then release it in a "drag and drop."
As an alternative, locking the file in with the keyboard and navigating over with the trackpad might work although it's not preferred.
In researching this, tonight I discovered the two-finger tap, but it seems to work intermittently and I cannot replicate it. Not sure if that's a system issue or my just not knowing how to do it properly.
Background info:
The reason for this is to minimize carpal tunnel. Having a USB keyboard down lower than the laptop, which is sitting on the desk at eye level, helps somewhat. But I am working in some editing programs that still require a certain amount of mouse control, dragging and so on. The motion is starting to wear on my wrists, and it's also problematic to reach up a bit to access the trackpad.
There is not room in my keyboard drawer for the Wacom tablet, so for the time being I do have a trackpad, but it's a hassle and I'd like to eliminate as much use of it as possible.
Appreciate suggestions, thank you
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5)