Re: [MSers]/ reply to Donna and group

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Donna, I accidentally deleted the first post from you and am responding to you from one that came through from .I loved your account, and loved 's one-hand keyboard solution as well.

Love, n, whose font is flailing. . . . .

n,

I also learned "touch" typing.. and not being able to actually

"feel" the home keys presents problems from time to time..

You should have been in our tech support division, the day that

switched the home keys on the keyboard of the 1 other touch

typist in our department!.. He also brought in a TSR (terminate

& stay resident) program, then installed it on the machine

she was using.. one by one the letters on the screen of whatever

she was typing dropped into a pile at the bottom of the computer

screen..

On another day.. she came back from lunch to find her.. well

everything that should have been upside right on the monitor,

was now upside down on the monitor.. Once again.. compliments of

.. Fortunately.. he couldn't use those on me, because I knew

how to fix them.. (other poor girl didn't).. So he got me with

things like.. "When is a door not a door?" questions..

AND he wonders why she transferred out of technical support and

into the "business" tech support side! and WHY I'm still living

with him.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

On another list, one for cystic fibrosis--and years ago,

when my R.S.D.

was much worse (Google it) the members used to keep track of

my typos--

I remembered the gem I quoted from myself because I actually

sent it off

to a dear friend in Zimbabwe (yet!). She loved it, and I

suspect, told everyone

who spoke English in her environment--Zimbabwe was formerly

ia,

as in Cecil of Britain, so I fear that my gaffs became

legendary.

Then, for fun, I sent a post off to Sharon, showing what

happens if your

fingers (I was taught touch typing in secondary school) are

placed off

by one key--kind of looks like Czech or some other Slavic

language--

no offense intended to those who use those languages.

Love to you, l)onna,

n, who alternates between sweet and demonic

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Donna! Yes!Love,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Sun, November 21, 2010 11:20:39 AMSubject: Re: / reply to Akiba and group

That is

something I've wondered about . Just what would I do if

the MonSter took away the use of my hands, even if only

temporarily.. He keeps talking DragonSpeak and installing a copy

of that.. I suppose that it would or should work fairly well if

that every happens.. but I knock on wood for that one.. So far

I've been granted all my requests.. and those were.. If I have a

choice between MS and a brain tumor.. I'll take the MS please..

and then If I have a choice between my legs and my arms.. I'll

take my arms..

I'll keep that keyboard in mind.. it certainly sounds easier

than trying to type single-handed or fingered on a standard

layout keyboard..

Thanks

HUGS

|)onna

I can only type with one finger at a time, so switched to a Dvorak

right-handed keyboars since the keys are economically placed,

which means less hand travel.

www.laurabeaudin.com --NOT just another

blog!

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On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 11:32 AM, |)onna

wrote:

n,

I also learned "touch" typing.. and not being

able to actually "feel" the home keys presents

problems from time to time..

You should have been in our tech support

division, the day that switched the home

keys on the keyboard of the 1 other touch typist

in our department!.. He also brought in a TSR

(terminate & stay resident) program, then

installed it on the machine she was using.. one

by one the letters on the screen of whatever she

was typing dropped into a pile at the bottom of

the computer screen..

On another day.. she came back from lunch to

find her.. well everything that should have been

upside right on the monitor, was now upside down

on the monitor.. Once again.. compliments of

.. Fortunately.. he couldn't use those on

me, because I knew how to fix them.. (other poor

girl didn't).. So he got me with things like..

"When is a door not a door?" questions..

AND he wonders why she transferred out of

technical support and into the "business" tech

support side! and WHY I'm still living with

him.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

On another list, one for cystic fibrosis--and

years ago, when my R.S.D.

was much worse (Google it) the members used to

keep track of my typos--

I remembered the gem I quoted from myself

because I actually sent it off

to a dear friend in Zimbabwe (yet!). She loved

it, and I suspect, told everyone

who spoke English in her environment--Zimbabwe

was formerly ia,

as in Cecil of Britain, so I fear that my

gaffs became legendary.

Then, for fun, I sent a post off to Sharon,

showing what happens if your

fingers (I was taught touch typing in secondary

school) are placed off

by one key--kind of looks like Czech or some

other Slavic language--

no offense intended to those who use those

languages.

Love to you, l)onna,

n, who alternates between sweet and demonic

--

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used

to tell all the other people that it was IN his job

description.. so he had to "horrify" them.. LOL..

I'm not as gullible as I was 9 or 10 years ago, so it's not

quite as easy to catch me in things like.. "What's that on your

shirt?".. or "When is a door not a door?".. So he turns his

attention toward his boss.. Who, even after 9 years.. STILL

falls for something every day.. or nearly so..

HUGS

|)onna

Donna, I

accidentally deleted the first post from you and am

responding to

you from one that came through from .

I loved your account, and loved 's one-hand keyboard

solution as well.

Love,

n, whose font is flailing. . . . .

n,

I also learned "touch" typing.. and

not being able to actually "feel"

the home keys presents problems from

time to time..

You should have been in our tech

support division, the day that

switched the home keys on the

keyboard of the 1 other touch typist

in our department!.. He also brought

in a TSR (terminate & stay

resident) program, then installed it

on the machine she was using.. one

by one the letters on the screen of

whatever she was typing dropped into

a pile at the bottom of the computer

screen..

On another day.. she came back from

lunch to find her.. well everything

that should have been upside right

on the monitor, was now upside down

on the monitor.. Once again..

compliments of .. Fortunately..

he couldn't use those on me, because

I knew how to fix them.. (other poor

girl didn't).. So he got me with

things like.. "When is a door not a

door?" questions..

AND he wonders why she transferred

out of technical support and into

the "business" tech support side!

and WHY I'm still living with him..

LOL

HUGS

|)onna

On 11/21/2010 12:12 PM, marion j rojas

wrote:

On another list, one for cystic

fibrosis--and years ago, when my

R.S.D.

was much worse (Google it) the

members used to keep track of my

typos--

I remembered the gem I quoted from

myself because I actually sent it

off

to a dear friend in Zimbabwe

(yet!). She loved it, and I

suspect, told everyone

who spoke English in her

environment--Zimbabwe was formerly

ia,

as in Cecil of Britain, so I

fear that my gaffs became legendary.

Then, for fun, I sent a post off to

Sharon, showing what happens if your

fingers (I was taught touch typing

in secondary school) are placed off

by one key--kind of looks like Czech

or some other Slavic language--

no offense intended to those who use

those languages.

Love to you, l)onna,

n, who alternates between sweet

and demonic

--

Help Feed The Critters!

Your daily click counts at

http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/