>>26
Speculation. It was the whole combination of changes that improved me. The specialist said that out of all the clients he's seen, I was already doing very well and that's why his tweaks were very minor. Whether he was lying is up to speculation. If you don't understand how a touch sensitive keyboard can improve a CTS situation, then you have no right to talk about ergonomics.
>>27
There is no problem with my typing technique. I do typing tests every 6 months because of my heavy typing requirements. The tests include typical programming session, typical business letter and typical web log entries. I always place heavy emphasis into thinking about what to type before pressing any buttons. These tests are not the ``
rururu rui ure'' sort of things that other people do.
My last one done in August was this:
473 cpm @ 95% accuracy
320 cpm @ 99% accuracy
150 cpm @ 100% accuracy
This result is pretty stable for the past 6 years improving only slightly each time I do the test.