A machine with keys for producing

alphabetical characters, numerals, and

typographical symbols one at a time

on paper inserted around a roller.

It is electrically operated and consisting of a

printing wheel, was invented by

Thomas A. Edison in 1872 and

later developed into the ticker-

tape printer.

The basic technique stands in contrast to hunt

and peck typing as the typist keeps their eyes on

the source copy at all times.

Also known as “ two-finger typing or peck

and run” is a common form of typing in

which the typist must find and press

each key individually.

Is a combination of touch typing and hunt and peck. The

typist looks at the source copy, stores one or many

sentences in his head, then looks at the keyboard and

types out the buffer of sentences. By doing this, the typist

eliminate frequent down and up motion of the head.

A new trend in typing where

there is a built-in keyboard.

It is a keyboard and a very first typing layout was invented by Christopher Latham Sholes in the 1870s. The goal of this layout was designed to be slow and inefficient so that the typewriters would not jam from typing too fast on them.

LEFT HOME KEYS

RIGHT HOME KEYS

LEFT TOP ROW KEYS

RIGHT TOP ROW KEYS

TOP ROW KEY

The left index finger will be

responsible for controlling the

letters of the Top row

The right index finger will be

responsible for controlling

letter for the top row

the top row key left middle finger will

control the key___

Bottom row

The keys on which

you see numbers:

The keys on which you

see words

A keyboard modifier key

that allows users to type

a single capital letter and

change the top number

keys to a symbol.

It is a key sends the cursor to

the beginning of the next line

or executea command or

operation.

is a keyboard key that

deletes any character

before the cursor's current

position. The Backspace key

is sometimes referred to as

the rubout key.

These two keys will select all text or

other objects.

short cut key that View downloads in browsers and set justify

alignment in Microsoft Word.

Copy any selected text or another

object.