9. In a computer system having a computing environment coupled to a capture device for capturing user position and coupled to a display, a human-computer interface comprising: an action area on the display, the action area capable of at least one of performing an action and having an action performed on it; a handle displayed on the display and associated with the action area, the handle providing an explicit engagement point with an action area and defining how a user may interact with the action area an attractive force simulated around the handle for pulling the cursor into engagement with the handle when the cursor is positioned a predetermined distance away from the handle; and rails displayed on the display associated with the handle for defining how a user may manipulate the handle.
9. In a computer system having a computing environment coupled to a capture device for capturing user position and coupled to a display, a human-computer interface comprising: an action area on the display, the action area capable of at least one of performing an action and having an action performed on it; a handle displayed on the display and associated with the action area, the handle providing an explicit engagement point with an action area and defining how a user may interact with the action area an attractive force simulated around the handle for pulling the cursor into engagement with the handle when the cursor is positioned a predetermined distance away from the handle; and rails displayed on the display associated with the handle for defining how a user may manipulate the handle. 10. The human-computer interface of claim 9 , wherein the action area is a navigation menu and the handle defines navigation paths through the navigation menu.