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Adding me to your sample, I'm going to blow your theory. Typing was one
of the most useful classes I ever had in junior high, and that just
isn't the issue for me. And I despise touchpads! Ugh.
Lisa
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On Behalf Of Anita Legsdin
<snip>MY theory is that those of us who were taught
"typing" (now known as "keyboarding") prefer keyboard over mouse. (This
theory holds water 100% of the time when I use a sample of one--myself)
For
some reason, my hands seem to tremble a lot when I use a mouse.
OTOH, I've used touchpad mice on portables, that's pretty cool.
</snip>
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