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In article <1992Aug23.060819.26355@morrow.stanford.edu> jon@oas.stanford.edu (Jon Claerbout) writes:
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|My problem is my right wrist.
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|The problem is aggravated by the wrist twisting
|involved in typing the RETURN key.
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|A simple solution for me is to type control-M
|instead of RETURN.

Neat hack.  I often type C-[ for the ESC key on terminals where it
located in Outer Mongolia.  TAB is C-i.  etc.

But it sounds as if you have bad typing habits.  A good touch typist
doesn't move the lower arms or wrists much at all, but just the
fingers.  To hit the return key you should reach right (usually from
the home position on the key to the right of "l") with the pinky of
the right hand to the return key, tap it just hard enough to activate
and move the pinky back.

Touch Typing classes aren't hard to come by.  Check your local H.S.
out.  Or get a good touch typing text or program and try teaching
yourself.

enjoy -len

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