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Re: Need new keyboard

by Robert Riches <spamtrap42@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Oct 3, 2008 at 04:29 AM

On 2008-10-02, Roberta <gmarob@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> "singhals" <singhals@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
> news:mailman.727.1222974442.5506.gencmp@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Roberta wrote:
>>
>>> Sorry if this is the wrong place for this question, but since I need a

>>> really good "typing" keyboard for entering my genealogy information, I

>>> thought I'd try this group.
>>> Any suggestions?  The keyboard I have now is a cheapy and the keys are

>>> loose and difficult to type on.
>>
>> The keys are loose in what way?  If you mean the feel of them under
your 
>> fingertips as you type, that OUGHT to be a setting you can change.  I
know 
>> I've changed it for my keyboards to get the feel of "electric
typewriter" 
>> instead of "Underwood Manual" or "heat senstivie".  If you mean they
lift 
>> off with a sticky fingertip, glue 'em down; I use bathtub caulking
myself, 
>> but YMMV.
>>
>> Cheryl
>>
>> -- 
>> There should be no attachments on this message, unless I specifically 
>> mentioned them above.
>
> The keys are just plain "loose and wiggly".  I type over 80 words a
minutes 
> and because of the awkwardness of this kb, I have to  type very
sloooooowly! 
> And even then I end up having to go back or repeat because the keys
don't go 
> down right.  As I stated the kb is a cheapy and doesn't have a thing on
it 
> to change anything.
>
> I live in a small rural town and the closest bigger city has Staples and

> Office De****t.  Neither carries more than a couple of boards and they
are 
> too fancy and too expensive.
>
> Just thought someone might use one which has a typewriter feel (nice and

> solid) and could give me a brand.
> Roberta 

While choice of keyboard is a matter of personal preference,
I would highly recommend the Ergo-Force by KeyTronic if they
still make it.  Its claim to fame is it requires less force
for the keys that will be used by the weaker fingers.  I'm
pretty fast on the keyboard, and the Ergo-Force boosted my
typing speed and accuracy considerably.

-- 
Robert Riches
spamtrap42@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Yes, that is one of my email addresses.)
 




 12 Posts in Topic:
Need new keyboard
"Roberta" <g  2008-10-02 06:26:24 
Re: Need new keyboard
"Bob F." <bo  2008-10-02 10:20:01 
Re: Need new keyboard
Charani <SGBNOSPAM@[EM  2008-10-02 15:47:41 
Re: Need new keyboard
singhals <singhals@[EM  2008-10-02 15:07:05 
Re: Need new keyboard
"Roberta" <g  2008-10-02 15:19:49 
Re: Need new keyboard
Steve Hayes <hayesmstw  2008-10-03 06:09:03 
Re: Need new keyboard
Robert Riches <spamtra  2008-10-03 04:29:27 
Re: Need new keyboard
"Roberta" <g  2008-10-03 05:42:04 
Re: Need new keyboard
Haines Brown <brownh@[  2008-10-03 07:13:22 
Re: Need new keyboard
Hugh Watkins <hugh.wat  2008-10-03 16:45:48 
Re: Need new keyboard
"Roberta" <g  2008-10-05 08:06:46 
Re: Need new keyboard
mojaveg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-10-13 11:46:56 

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