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If you have to think and experiment every time, you probably aren't using the functionality bound to the keyboard enough to need shortcuts.
by richcollins 16y ago
If you have to think and experiment every time, you probably aren't using the functionality bound to the keyboard enough to need shortcuts.
- ra88it 16y agoI took it to mean that he has to think and experiment each time he's learning a new shortcut, not each time he uses the shortcut. (Because I've had the same experience.)
- csallen 16y agoOn the contrary, having difficult to decipher shortcuts discourages their use, robbing us of practice and in turn making future shortcuts even more difficult to decipher.