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From article <1992Oct29.005429.5962@cubetech.com>, by andrew@cubetech.com:
> In article <Oct.26.23.16.47.1992.14956@gandalf.rutgers.edu> szatrows@gandalf.rutgers.edu (John Kheit) writes:
> [lots of good stuff about how keyboards are bad for your hands deleted]
> 
> Hey, there is something you can do that will help more than the new
> keyboard.  The new keyboard is only slightly better when it comes to
> ergonomics.  You still have the main problem - the QWERTY layout.  You
> have to move your fingers around way too much.
> 
> Get a dvorak layout and move the keys around on your current keyboard.
> It took me two weeks to get up to my QWERTY speed on DVORAK, and now I
> can type even faster.  But now, my hands don't hurt since my fingers
> aren't moving around as much.  Try it, you'll like it.

I second this heartily!  I could never touch type until I switched to 
Dvorak, and now I can really go.  The reason that I couldn't t-t with
qwerty is the fact that I am missing some bits of finger from a boyhood
mishap.

It also cuts down on the number of people that want to use your machine!

> 
> 
> andrew
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jake

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