The Rules of
Typing Below here-
1. The F, D, S, A, and J, K, L, ; keys (on a QWERTY keyboard)
represent the base position. Keyboards usually have small protrusions on the F
and J keys. They help your fingers locate the base position without looking at
the keyboard. Try to return your fingers to the base position after each
keystroke.
2. Color coding shows which finger should press each key. ( see
the picture above ) The left index finger is reserved for all the red keys. The
right index finger is reserved for green keys, and so forth. Use the thumb of
whichever hand is more convenient for you to press the Space key.
3. The base position on the numeric pad is the number 5 key for
the middle finger, 4 for the index finger, and 6 for the ring finger. The
numeric pad simplifies and speeds up numerical data input.
4. Upper-case letters and symbols appearing on keys in the numbers
row are typed by one hand with the little finger of the other hand holding down
the SHIFT key.
5. Do not look at the keyboard. Try to locate the right key with
your fingers.
