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But I use both fingers for the letters in NASA so I would normally have to hold 2 different shift keys. Are you saying you hold just one shift and type the rest
by joelburget 16y ago
But I use both fingers for the letters in NASA so I would normally have to hold 2 different shift keys. Are you saying you hold just one shift and type the rest of the letters with your other hand
- borski 16y agoI hold the left shift key and type NASA with the rest of my fingers. Just because a finger is tied up holding down a key doesn't mean the rest of the fingers cannot also be used. :)
- btmorex 16y agoHold left shift with left pinky. Type n-a-s-a with both hands. I honestly have no idea how else you would do it. Hitting caps lock seems like such a waste of time.
- joelburget 16y agoHow is it a waste of time when caps lock is as close to my little finger as shift is and I can type normally for those few letters?
- jules 16y agoBecause you have to press it twice. I tried both and shift was definitely easier.
- whatusername 16y agoExcept that NASA has two a's -- which I would normally type with my left pinky. // That being said -- I instinctively type it exactly as you describe.