Here's what comes to mind : - using a speech-to-text software (Dragon comes to mind, not the only one, never used myself) - practice on monkeytype.com - come

Here's what comes to mind : - using a speech-to-text software (Dragon comes to mind, not the only one, never used myself) - practice on monkeytype.com - comes with a learning curve but great in the long run : switching to an ergonomic keyboard layout. Qwerty/Azerty dates from the typewriter age when setting the most frequently letters used far away from each other was a mechanical necessity. Keyboard layouts like Dvorak is easier on the hands : the fingers travels notably less. hope it helps.