Re: Re: Hardwired Dvorak keyboards

Them changing the bottom right enter to CTRL is horrid too. I use that
one, not the one in the middle. It just feels right.

--Keith

On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 10:17 AM, Chuck Esterbrook
<[email protected]> wrote:
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> On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 9:06 AM, dmwhetstone <[email protected]> wrote:
>  > If you can hold out for the new USB 2030s that should be out Real Soon
> Now,
>  > I think you'll be
>  > pleased with one. They're nice and small and easy to take with you, if
> you
>  > need to. And with
>  > the built-in Dvorak mode, you'll never be stuck having to hunt and peck
>  > qwerty.
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>  > Chuck: You might want to consider an upgrade when the 2030s are released.
>  > Take a look
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>  > http://www.typematrix.com/
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>  > to see the new layout. Gone is the shift key next to the
>  > spacebar, replaced by the alt key (where I think it should have been in
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>  > first place :). This
>  > can easily be remapped on the Mac to the Command key, making the keyboard
>  > much more
>  > comfortable for Mac users.
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>  Yep, I inquire every few months about when the next model is going to
>  come out. :-)
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>  I didn't know you could swap the Alt Key and Command Key. But now that
>  I poke around the System Preferences, I see how.
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>  I wish TypeMatrix would have left the Ctrl in the lower left hand
>  corner. I actually press it there with my *hand* which leaves my
>  fingers over the keyboard. I guess I'll start doing that with "fn".
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>  Thanks,
>  Chuck
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