Re: Dvorak keymapping for NeXT (type at twice the speed!)

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From: Eric P. Scott
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1992 01:07

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In article <Bs6EGz.At0@research.canon.oz.au>
	greyham@research.canon.oz.au (Graham Stoney) writes:
>                                       one study of QWERTY found that its
>layout was significantly worse than could be expected if it had occured
>purely by chance

That was the whole idea!

However, you can enter the word "typewriter" without your fingers
leaving the QWERTY row.  :-)

					-=EPS=-
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Inferior designs SELL!  QWERTY keyboards, MSDOS, C++, X Windows, POSIX...

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Subject: Re: Dvorak keymapping for NeXT (type at twice the speed!)
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