All four fingers on the left. on the right just the index and middle finger, but my little finger is used for space or shift. Same goes for my left hand. Sometimes I might use my right thumb for space. The advantage of using the left hand for most of the typing (especially the vowels) is that it measn you can type very quickly while also holding down shift with your right without slowing down your typing, and you are able to press space and enter with the same ease!
It's a technique I developed myself, but an very effective one!
All, even thumbs [for space mostly], i have a Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Pro , you know, that broken in the middle keyboard, which makes long hours in front of the pc mooooore confy.AOldDog
My technique has to be altered when typing with one of those, though not drastically!
I've learnt to cope, though I find it less comfortable.
Used to be my four finger on my right hand when I first starting posting here with my older account, but I eventually learned to extend my typing to my right hand. I USED TO TYPE SO SLOW.
Amazing what the internet can teach you.
I type properly (resting your fingers on the home row, and thumbs on the space bar), with all my fingers, and my thumbs on the space bar.
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Same here. :DI type properly (resting your fingers on the home row, and thumbs on the space bar), with all my fingers, and my thumbs on the space bar.
Guppy507
I type properly (resting your fingers on the home row, and thumbs on the space bar), with all my fingers, and my thumbs on the space bar.
Guppy507
I found that way to be way too uncomfortable. All through Grade School. Damn Mavis Beacon!!
[QUOTE="Foolz3h"][QUOTE="freek666"]I am typing this sentence just to see which ones I use.
Okay, entire left hand, entire right band barring pinky.
freek666
Typing with a band is one hell of an achievement.
Well minus the drummer, we couldn't get him to stop drooling.
Probably a good thing as drummers like to hit things hard and he may have broken the keyboard!
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