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I think there is a theory that one "should" use the _other_ hand for any modifiers. Presumably and primarily so that the letter key is always pressed using the
by cammil 8y ago
I think there is a theory that one "should" use the _other_ hand for any modifiers. Presumably and primarily so that the letter key is always pressed using the same finger and position of the hand.
- floatboth 8y agoI never cared about using the "correct" shift key.
- hfdgiutdryg 8y agoI think it matters most for those with smaller hands. That said, if you were transcribing stuff all day long (i.e. typing way more than a programmer), you might notice less fatigue if you shifted "properly".
- flyingfences 8y ago> Presumably and primarily so that the letter key is always pressed using the same finger and position of the hand. But it is. Hitting the left shift in the scenario described literally just takes pulling the left pinky down.