Thanks for the link.Mavis Beacon has been around since Commodore 64 days and has proven to be a good program.
That said, entering typing tutors in Google does wonders. A bunch of on line tutors are listed here: http://www.typingsoft.com/all_typing_tutors.htm
No offense Sami-FIN, but these "ergonomic" keyboards are a joke! Hardly anyone uses them and personally I find them very uncomfortable to use.Yoda P., more accurately? I believe the first step then is to get an ergonomic keyboard - if you don't already have one. This seems like a very good one: http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard_details.asp?PRODUCT=20.
Sami-FIN
Agreed.No offense Sami-FIN, but these "ergonomic" keyboards are a joke! Hardly anyone uses them and personally I find them very uncomfortable to use.
I have been touch-typing for over 44 years and these gimmicks don't fly at all.
Accuracy in typing is practice, practice, practice, and practice some more!
I have talked with many people who do input via keyboard on a daily basis and no one likes these style of keyboards. They have tried them and within a day or two the keyboard was placed into the dreaded "File 13".
Not trying to rain on your suggestion, so to speak. But an "ergonomic" keyboard has nothing to do with accuracy.
Maybe it is ergonomic to your wifes hand?My wife uses (and swears by) one of those funky ergonomic keyboards where there is a huge gap smack dab in the middle of the keys. I hate that thing with a passion.
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