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Numeric keypad - 4, 5, 6 and plus
You use the numeric keypad with your right hand only. Place your fingers so that your middle finger rests
on [ 5 ], your index finger on [ 4 ] and your ring finger on [ 6 ].
Each finger strikes the digit it rests on. Your pinky also strikes [ + ] and [Enter].
If your pinky is short, you can strike [ + ] and [ - ] with your ring finger and [Enter] with your pinky.
Press the space bar on the main keyboard with your left thumb.
What this lesson teaches
- Place in the course
- Advanced course › Numeric keypad · exercise 105 of 109
- Characters practiced
- 456+SpaceEnter
- Text length
- 267 characters
About this lesson
This lesson doesn't add new keys. It reinforces the ones you know from earlier exercises, in new combinations.
Exercise text: 32 words, 267 characters, 4 distinct characters not counting spaces.
For people who enter a lot of numbers - in accounting, in a warehouse, on invoices. The numeric keypad is operated with the right hand alone.
Before this lesson: Less-than and greater-than signs. After it: 7 8 9 -.
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