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From: rcb@rti-sel.UUCP (Random)
Newsgroups: comp.misc
Subject: Input device
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Date: Mon, 19-Jan-87 08:44:25 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 19 08:44:25 1987
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Some of the discussions here lately made me think of an interesting question.

	Do people who use a keyboard almost exclusively (like programmers
	who don't work with paper if they can avoid it) begin to forget
	who to write with a pencil/pen, or get worse at it?

Before any of you might laugh, the other day, I was taking some notes and
I had to stop and think how to make a capital cursive "G". And of course
my handwriting has always been awful even before computers. Has anyone
else noticed this problem?

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					Random (Randy Buckland)
					Research Triangle Institute
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