Ian,
When I first loss my sight I could not touch type.  I have big hands and
could reach the Right CNTL and the letter A with one hand.  I got a program
called Typing Tutor.  The program has its own voice, so JAWS is not needed.
After working with the program, I would think about where the letter was
that I wanted to type.  As time progressed, the keys became automatic to
hit.  This is the old adage that it takes practice.  I don't know what the
cost is, but as I remember, it was around $29.  Emails with using spell
check are a good way to practice.


Michael


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Subject: [VICUG-L] touch-typing tutor that works with Jaws

Hi all,
I know this has often been raised in the past, but can anyone recommend, 
based on personal experience, a current free or open source package that 
will help a new jaws user on Windows 7 develop his typing skills.
Best wishes
Ian Francis


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