>>>>> "David" == David Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> Agenda Microwriter - alas no longer made but used a chording
David> keyboard with a key resting under each finger of the right
David> hand.
I had one of those! The only words I remember how to chord are 'ill'
and 'jam', unfortunately. There's been a big gap between the two, but
I've been learning sign language over the last two years; two-handed
(BSL) sign reminds me a great deal of the chords from the microwriter.
This thread looks like it might head towards the Twiddler. I'd really
like it not to. Horrible, horrible things. :-) For all the talk of
qwerty and dvorak, I'm happy with qwerty. I don't think it limits me
too much, and I can't see any input method with the same amount of
privacy being significantly faster. Speech interfaces are a little
broken when you're either in a situation with lots of background noise
or want to do something without everyone around you knowing what it is.
- Chris.
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