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Originally Posted by sherryk_us
Hi all. I already have and ebookwise reader which I much enjoy--especially like the left-handed page flip since my right hand is paralyzed.
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Originally Posted by sherryk_us
I use a traditional Querty with a device (I call it a pokey thing) that fits over my immobile hand and strikes the keyboard. I thought of the one handed approach, but couldn't set up my MAC laptop with the right keys for it. I've also heard that the one hand keyboard keys are hard to learn if you're used to Querty. Have you heard anything about how they are to use? Or firsthand experience with a one handed set up?
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Originally Posted by pilotbob
I have heard/read they are supposed to be pretty easy to learn. I actually considered getting one for the left hand, so I could type and mouse at the same time. However, it turns out not to be good for a programmer since most of the punctuation is a two key stroke affair.
I was looking at the frogpad. http://www.frogpad.com/ They actually have a bluetooth model now... cool. |
Hmmm... My hubby's right arm is paralyzed and I had not heard about a one-handed keyboard. Since he has no use of his right arm at all, he hunts & pecks entirely with his left hand. I think it might be worthwhile to investigate the Frogpad that Bob mentioned and see if hubby thinks it might work for him. Wonder if they offer a 30-day return policy?