Description of problem:

I recently downloaded the Fedora Core 3, and installed it on an older 
computer which uses a serial mouse. (I realize that anaconda has 
issues with serial mice).

Because anaconda didn't recognize my serial mouse, I was forced to go 
through the install using the keyboard. (No big deal.) I was able to 
succesfully install linux, and the computer rebooted. It then went to 
a welcome screen, then a license agreement, then set up date and 
time. All the while, the mouse still didn't work so I used the 
keyboard to move on, or make changes when necessary.

After setting the date and time, it opened a screen to configure the 
display. (set the resolution, color depth, etc...) On this screen 
there was no dashed box to indicate which button is currently 
selected, and using the keystroke Alt+n does not work to hit the next 
button. Nor does Alt+R work to select the reslution box, nor Alt+C to 
select the color depth box. The only button that seems to do anything 
is the print screen button which will open a dialog asking if I want 
to save a screen shot.

As a result of this, I am unable to finish setting up the computer, 
and unable to use linux, because I cannont move on by clicking the 
button with the mouse, and I cannot select the button with the 
keyboard.

How reproducible: Every Time.


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install Linux. Reboot.
2. After reboot, a series of screen is opened to configure computer
3. Go through welcome screen, licese agreement, and date and time 
setup
4. Try to use keyboard to move past Display configuration screen
  
Actual results:
Using the keyboard seems to do nothing.

Expected results:
I should be able to press Alt+N in order to select the Next button, 
and move to the next screen.

Additional info: