3. Keyboard “legs”
When you learn to type, you’re usually told to extend those little legs at the bottom of the keyboard to see the keys better. Once you can touch-type, however, you should stop using the legs because they can make your wrists ache.
When you learn to type, you’re usually told to extend those little legs at the bottom of the keyboard to see the keys better. Once you can touch-type, however, you should stop using the legs because they can make your wrists ache.