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I taught myself how to type with both hands so I can go pretty quickly on the keyboard.

Both hands but I swear half the time I'm looking at the keyboard. After all these years.

Both hands. Approx. 75 wpm when I get going.

I learned how to touch-type on a cordless typewriter (Joke for young ppl who have no clue of pre-digital world)

In fact, I don't know where the letters are on a keyboard and really have to search. But my fingers know (touch memory) and I type rather fast.

Both hands for about 12 years now.

Both hands since the 6th grade. I can type about 80 wpm.

Quote :: Do you type with both hands or with one finger

I use two fingers Wink

Both hands.

both hands. an proly bout 60 wpm.. i used to be 100 wpm when i was in school

Both hands in the proper positions. I was a Hist. major and turning out 5 15-20 page essays twice a term - no time for one-finger typing. Got to the points where I didn't bother looking at the keyboard, as I needed to read and see what I was typing, or I had one eye on the screen and the other on a book - no time to look at the keyboard.

I basically taught myself how to type. I'm not proper with it, meaning that all my fingers don't go on the appropriate keys, but I can put away about seventy to eighty words a minute.

Chris wrote:: I basically taught myself how to type. I'm not proper with it, meaning that all my fingers don't go on the appropriate keys, but I can put away about seventy to eighty words a minute.

I basically taught myself how to type at home and then took a typing class so I could really polish it up. I type fast that is why I sometimes don't notice my mistakes LOL.

Shale wrote:: I learned how to touch-type on a cordless typewriter (Joke for young ppl who have no clue of pre-digital world)

In fact, I don't know where the letters are on a keyboard and really have to search. But my fingers know (touch memory) and I type rather fast.

Ahem. I collect typewriters, old man. Blue Cool

Chris wrote:: I basically taught myself how to type. I'm not proper with it, meaning that all my fingers don't go on the appropriate keys, but I can put away about seventy to eighty words a minute.

i learned in high school, freshman year.. from very first day of class my teacher had all the keys covered with black duct tape on the typewriter, and she would drill us on which fingers went to which key.. it was a good way to learn. (i thought)

(Oh!) Rob Petrie wrote:

Shale wrote:: I learned how to touch-type on a cordless typewriter (Joke for young ppl who have no clue of pre-digital world)

In fact, I don't know where the letters are on a keyboard and really have to search. But my fingers know (touch memory) and I type rather fast.

Ahem. I collect typewriters, old man. Blue Cool

So did I until 1995 when I got my first computer. Only I collected them to use. Here is the one I had when first starting writing in 1983. I think it was a Royal.
Do you type with both hands or with one finger 1985robatdeskmiami

Do you type with both hands or with one finger 1985robatdeskmiami

I had a portable with built-in carrying case but the keys were too close and difficult to use. It was the 'laptop' of the day, only about the size and weight of half a dozen laptops. Shocked

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