At 4:16 AM +0000 1/4/01, Gil Cleeton wrote:
>You could try Maltron keyboards - we used one from there for somebody to use
>on their wheelchair
>Gil Cleeton

Gil, were you involved in the follow up?  How did it go for this
patient?  Although we sell the Maltron, and the BAT, we FIRST
encourage them to use the standard keyboard, rather than an
alternative.  We feel very strongly they should learn what they will
encounter in the workplace - if possible.   For a child with one
hand, this means learning on a small child size keyboard.
FYI, so far on the small keyboard we have ..
http://www.aboutonehandtyping.com/littlefingers.html
On the one handed keyboards we have  Http://www.aboutonehandtyping.com/bat.html
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