I actually like the dvorak keyboard.  I visit it sometimes, but never
actually use it regularly.  The problem is that it's not a standard so
You get all mixed up when you revert back to the old qwerty keyboard.
Martin

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Subject: Re: QWERTY vs. Dvorak (sp) Keyboards


The dvorak keyboard has the most used keys on a typewriter or keyboard
either on the home row or near the home row.  Based on reach difficulty,
the least difficult reaches have the most frequently used keys in their
positions while the most difficult reaches have the least used keys in
their positions.


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