Re: Kinesis Spacebar Difficulties

Thanks for all the ideas. I ended up buying one myself, and after some adjustments and time getting used to the keyboard, the problem is gone. My mother still has an issue, but this is because her desk is bad--she's working on getting a new one.

On a completely unrelated note, does anyone have experience programming with the Kinesis? The inconvenient position of the bracket keys is extremely annoying, and yet I can't find any other keys that would be better to swap them with.

--- In [email protected], "fredcraven" <yahoogroups@...> wrote:
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> sobjornstad, this is another good point. To this day, I have an idea to recess the keyboard into my desk so that it's "flat".--all it would take is a little sawing. 
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> If you, or your mother, set the keyboard on top of a slightly high desk (e.g. not on a keytray), or on a table, or you may find that things are forced out of whack. Same thing could happen if a chair is too low.
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> --- In [email protected], Thomas Levine <thomas.levine@> wrote:
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> >...I'm thinking desk height and forearm support.
> > Also, one notable aspect of the Kinesis Contoured keyboard is that it is
> > very tall, so you could consider how that affects where you should put it.
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