RE: New to the list

What are some of the better software tools for practising one's typing with
Dvorak? 
 
Scott Horne
 


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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Fred Craven
Sent: 29 janvier 2007 14:33
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [altkeyboards] New to the list



On Monday, January 29, 2007 Thus spake Accessys@smart.
<mailto:Accessys%40smart.net> net

>I made a copy of the layout and taped it to the corner of my monitor..
>put little bits of tape over the letters on the keyboard. didn't take
>long a few weeks and I was comfortable,, 3 months and I was faster than my
>old qwerty speed.

I made a full size template and placed it just under my monitor's
screen. From time to time I would "cover" my hands (block my view some
how) so I couldn't see what was going on at the keyboard. It really
helps to re-train your mind. and start typing correctly.

Then practice a word over and over again. It took me about two weeks to
convert in the winter of 1990 (or 1991).

My children, who were trained on nothing but Dvorak, type at scary
speeds, for long periods--but chat will do that to you.

Good luck. 

Fred



 



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