During the late 90s I needed wrist braces, but I eventually got over it. It helped to improve my other ergonomics (gel wristrests, proper height of stuff, etc). I can generally go 60WPM when composing or otherwise not having to copy from another source.
The original handwritten notes are longhand, 79 pages. But the amount of content easily doubles when I expand it out to the typed version. They're shorthand in the sense of "need to fill in the gaps from memory." And I DID need to put the wristbrace on while taking the handwritten notes.
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Date: 2007-09-08 12:47 am (UTC)The original handwritten notes are longhand, 79 pages. But the amount of content easily doubles when I expand it out to the typed version. They're shorthand in the sense of "need to fill in the gaps from memory." And I DID need to put the wristbrace on while taking the handwritten notes.