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Last year, after two separate accidents, I typed using only my right hand
for a total of 5 months... got up to almost 40 wpm, one-handed. If I put
that on my resume, do you think anyone would be impressed? <g>
Lisa B.
THERE is a question for Deb:
As a professional writer, do you:
* touch type
* look at the keys
* use all 10 fingers
* use as few fingers as possible
I am abashed to admit that, after almost 30 years of writing for a living,
I
still look at the keys when I type. No wonder I hate caps lock so much!!!!
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