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If you need to improve your typing speed, Firstly, you have focused your screen and finger close to the base position on your keyboard. The average speed that an individual must have is 60 to 70 wpm. For more information about improving typing speed, check out our websites.

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This is possibly a very strange question, and I'm not sure where to ask it! But is there anyone around that uses a standing desk or a treadmill desk, and can you tell us how it effects your productivity and your typing. Do you make more mistakes? Do you use …

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I sent this to Dani: "As I was posting the page would NOT accept a paste and was quite a while before I could actually type?? and she says: she's never had a prob. like that before and maybe someone else has had the same prob. and "It’s really hard …

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I am working on a keyboard teaching aid similar to mavis beacon. With the following code i am able to detect if the enter key is pressed on the keyboard. If e.KeyChar = Microsoft.VisualBasic.ChrW(keys.enter) Then MsgBox("Enter key is pressed") End If but what i want to do is that i …

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Maybe it's just me, but I like taking online typing tests, ever since those Mavis Beacon days nearly 20 years ago. Gosh that makes me feel old, but I do turn 30 in three hours :-P In any case ... I wrote a typing test script. Check it out http://www.daniweb.com/typing/test

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Not sure if it's a spyware/malware problem, but typing in any field on a web page using Internet Explorer 9 is unbearably slow. I type in a single letter and can wait up to 30 seconds for it to appear on the screen. I suspect a keylogger or something, but …

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Ordering objects is one thing that is changing as we will move to Python3 Python 2.6 gives interesting results [CODE]a=[1,'23',('a','b'),False,[[]],[],'bc',['ab','34'],45,'0',{},True] >>> sorted(a) [False, 1, True, 45, {}, [], [[]], ['ab', '34'], '0', '23', 'bc', ('a', 'b')] >>> print True==1 True >>> print False==0 True >>> print False=='' False [/CODE] Python3 …

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