Why are there ridges beneath F and J on your keyboard and what are they called?

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Why are there ridges beneath F and J on your keyboard and what are they called?

Best Answers:

1.) People who touch-type (type without looking) use these two ridges to determine the position of their fingers on the keyboard. Touch typists put the index finger of their left hand on F and the index finger of their right hand on J before they type so they know where their fingers are at.

2.) It's for people who touch-type (typing without looking at the keyboard) and they use the f and j keys so they know whereabouts their hands are!!! You will also notice it on the 5 key which is in the middle of the neumeric keypad at the far right of the keyboard.
 

 


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Posted By: cre | 2/6/2010 9:11:43 PM
What are they called?
Posted By: Maddy Ruthers | 2/6/2010 8:09:42 AM
Actally,I never notticed the little bumps on the keys F and J.
Posted By: zico | 2/6/2010 5:41:24 AM
well, that's a good answer. i've never noticed that

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