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I mashed the little finger on my right hand last night and tore off about half the nail. Unfortunately, that's the finger I use for the Shift key. :mad:
Software Zen:
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ask cortana to pull up the voice input keyboard
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At last, a sensible suggestion! (Not very practical in the middle of a cube farm, but still...)
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I mashed the little finger on my right hand last night and tore off about half the nail. Unfortunately, that's the finger I use for the Shift key. :mad:
Software Zen:
delete this;Gary Wheeler wrote:
Unfortunately, that's the finger I use for the Shift key
So, you need to shift hands then?
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Gary Wheeler wrote:
Unfortunately, that's the finger I use for the Shift key
So, you need to shift hands then?
:groan:
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I mashed the little finger on my right hand last night and tore off about half the nail. Unfortunately, that's the finger I use for the Shift key. :mad:
Software Zen:
delete this;I originally read that as the "Shit key" - and I would have to agree. :-D
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Know anybody who's got a good C# to FORTRAN converter?
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:groan:
Software Zen:
delete this;I'm surprised nobody else said that. And, being the age I am, I learned to type on a typewriter with blacked out keys. We learned to shift with either hand... but I find myself always using my left hand... odd.
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I'm surprised nobody else said that. And, being the age I am, I learned to type on a typewriter with blacked out keys. We learned to shift with either hand... but I find myself always using my left hand... odd.
I'm originally a hunt-and-peck typist(*). While I use most of the fingers on both hands, I 'prefer' specific fingers for certain keys. Interestingly, my right hand is more flexible on the keyboard even though I write left-handed. (*) My mother is a classically trained typist who could manage 90 words per minute on an IBM Selectric typewriter. She can't watch me type on a computer keyboard without turning a bit green :-D.
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I mashed the little finger on my right hand last night and tore off about half the nail. Unfortunately, that's the finger I use for the Shift key. :mad:
Software Zen:
delete this;Curious - are you left handed? I'm right-handed and use my left hand pinky for the shift key. I Just Tried Typing This With My Right-Hand Pinky and it was a painfully slow experience, not to mention that my left hand pinky kept twitching "I want to do it!" :rolleyes:
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I'm surprised nobody else said that. And, being the age I am, I learned to type on a typewriter with blacked out keys. We learned to shift with either hand... but I find myself always using my left hand... odd.
Tim Carmichael wrote:
We learned to shift with either hand... but I find myself always using my left hand... odd.
Same here. Shifting with the right hand just feels wrong for some reason :)
On the other hand, you have different fingers. - Steven Wright
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At last, a sensible suggestion! (Not very practical in the middle of a cube farm, but still...)
Software Zen:
delete this;Gary Wheeler wrote:
(Not very practical in the middle of a cube farm, but still...)
Sure it. Practical, in the sense of making the Powers That Be rethink the office environment.
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Curious - are you left handed? I'm right-handed and use my left hand pinky for the shift key. I Just Tried Typing This With My Right-Hand Pinky and it was a painfully slow experience, not to mention that my left hand pinky kept twitching "I want to do it!" :rolleyes:
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Marc Clifton wrote:
Curious - are you left handed?
Yup, although I'm a collaborationist leftie. I use scissors with my right hand, fire a pistol right-handed, etc. I throw a baseball or swing a tennis racket with my left. The deciding factor seems to be precision tasks I do with my left hand, strength tasks with my right. I've measured my grip strength at the gym, and my right hand is measurably stronger than my left.
Software Zen:
delete this; -
ask cortana to pull up the voice input keyboard
Format Success. Welcome to your new signa&*(gD@@@:beer:@@@@@@*@x@@
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I mashed the little finger on my right hand last night and tore off about half the nail. Unfortunately, that's the finger I use for the Shift key. :mad:
Software Zen:
delete this;ouch.
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