I'm a Dvorak user, and I'm looking for a backlit keyboard already in
Dvorak. Suggestions very welcome. Backlighting on my MacBook has spoiled
me, I'll admit, but at this point that box spends most of its time with the
lid down (at least until I can get a Mac Mini).
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So once I flip the dip switch to Dvorak mode, I am then able to move the
keycaps around to match the layout, correct?
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Morgan> I'm a Dvorak user, and I'm looking for a backlit keyboard
Morgan> already in Dvorak. Suggestions very welcome. Backlighting on
Morgan> my MacBook has spoiled me, I'll admit, but at this point that
Morgan> box spends most of its time with the lid down (at least until
Morgan> I can get a Mac
I have hypermobility (probably Ehler-Danlos) and I'm prone to RSI. QWERTY
was designed to slow people down and prevent typewriter heads from jamming;
it's really a crappy layout for us to have continued with into the age of
computers. Dvorak is a lot more ergonomic.
On Oct 29, 2014 8:59 AM, "Tracy
On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 02:49:47AM PDT, Morgan Blackthorne spake thusly:
> I'm a Dvorak user, and I'm looking for a backlit keyboard already in
Why?
Has it been worth it?
I have long been intrigued but the cost (time and aggravation) of switching has
prevented me from attempting it.
I second t
On 10/29/2014 12:05 PM, Morgan Blackthorne wrote:
I have hypermobility (probably Ehler-Danlos) and I'm prone to RSI.
QWERTY was designed to slow people down and prevent typewriter heads
from jamming; it's really a crappy layout for us to have continued with
into the age of computers. Dvorak is a
Ah, well, when I'm not a sysadmin, I am a writer. :) So I come at things
from that perspective as well, not necessarily just from a dev/SA
perspective.
While I can agree that ergonomics will vary from person to person,
intentionally spacing out frequently used keys from each other does cause
you t
On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 1:49 PM, Michael Ryder wrote:
> I have searched and searched but can't find anything definitive... is it
> possible for MS Office 365 to open and save local files, or does it require
> files to be in SkyDrive?
>
If you're talking about the desktop applications, I do this r
I have searched and searched but can't find anything definitive... is it
possible for MS Office 365 to open and save local files, or does it require
files to be in SkyDrive?
Mike
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Op 29 okt. 2014 18:50 schreef "Michael Ryder" :
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> I have searched and searched but can't find anything definitive... is it
possible for MS Office 365 to open and save local files, or does it require
files to be in SkyDrive?
I've only had a quick look at office 365 once, at that time it looked as
On Oct 29, 2014 6:33 PM, "Guus Snijders" wrote:
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> Op 29 okt. 2014 18:50 schreef "Michael Ryder" :
>
> >
> > I have searched and searched but can't find anything definitive... is
it possible for MS Office 365 to open and save local files, or does it
require files to be in SkyDrive?
>
> I've only
Office 365 can be had in many flavors. The entry level ones are cloud
based, you cannot download the apps locally. Starting with the enterprise
plans, you can DL office and access local files. Otherwise you need to edit
them online from onedrive or sharepoint.
On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 6:36 PM, Evan
So... what you're telling me is this: if I intend to continue accessing
files on a local server, I need to get "Office 365 Business" or "Office 365
Business Premium?"
http://products.office.com/en-us/business/compare-office-365-for-business-plans
We're trying "Office 365 Business Essentials" and
Yup. That's why we went with the higher priced plan. We ended up needing
the long-term archiving and went with the $20/user enterprise e3 plan. That
being said, I still think it's worth it and a good choice overall. MS is
now making "unlimited" space available on OneDrive and they're even adding
in
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