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Install a left-handed typing keyboard layout
When I switched to two-handed Dvorak in 1994, a set of stickers from Staples had me up and running in two months or so. A caution, though: building up the muscle memory for two-handed Dvorak eventually replaced the muscle memory for QWERTY, and I'm no longer able to touch type on that layout. I presume that something of the same thing might happen with a one-handed layout. If anyone knows of a way to stay keyboard multilingual, I'd be interested in hearing it.
Install a left-handed typing keyboard layout
Well, it's quite obvious: Just use different layouts frequently. ;-)
Install a left-handed typing keyboard layout
Zottel is correct: just continue using both layouts. I did this for years, jumping back and forth between Windows and Mac OS X/9. During that period, I could jump back and forth between the two formats with hardly a second thought. I eventually got tired of going back and forth between formats, and made the jump entirely into Dvorak. In the years since going 100% Dvorak, my QWERTY skills have certainly degraded. I can still switch back and forth between the two, but I'm now slower at QWERTY than I used to be. |
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