I didn't want to thread crap on This Thread So I am starting a new thread on this. But He posted a link on this dvorak keyboards. On the link will see what my second quote referes too.
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Originally posted by no1_vern Or changing to a "dvorak" setting for your keyboard:
You don't need to purchase a new keyboard to use the Dvorak layout. Windows 95/98/2000 contains a feature which allows you to remap your standard QUERTY keyboard to a Dvorak layout...here is the procedure:
1. Click on the "Start" button
2. Highlight "Settings"
3. Highlight and click "Control Panel"
4. Double click on the "Keyboard" icon
5. Click on the "Properties" button (you may have to click on the Languages TAB first)
6. Click the drop down list and select US-Dvorak
7. Click on OK
8. You may be required to insert your Windows 9X media (CD) - make sure it is handy..
I been looking for the perfect prank to pull on my bf @ work. and Now I got it!
hehehe
I usally go to the shop to "open up" meaning i do all the oopening things other than open up to public so will do it quickly then when he arrives I'll take off to school like normal and he will be stuck for about 3 hours with a dorvak keyboard. and I'll come back to work after school like usally and walk in non chalantly (SP?) like nothing is wrong.
hehehe tell me today something is wron gwith the computer. Im like what is wrong? there is nothing wrong with these systems i built them and they are running flawless. and he said well look. hehehee
I grabbed his hand and took his index finger and pushed the floppy out of the floppy drive and then took his index finger and hit a key and it booted up. and im busting up laughing the whole time.
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