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Since Photoshop is probably the one application most people use with Wacom tablets, I’m hoping this is the right place to go. Sorry if it’s somewhat off topic.
What I’d like to know is what style keyboard are you using along with your Wacom tablet?
The reason why I ask is that I find a standard keyboard, with a number pad on the right, to not be very "ergonomic." I use an 6×8" Intuous2 pad, and as you know, it has a rather large border around the usable area. That, in combination with the width of my keyboard puts the tablet really far away from my reach (if I’m seated directly in front of the keyboard)… so much that I typically end-up typing "crooked" so I’m closer to the tablet.
I’ve considered buying a keyboard with no number pad, or even a "lefty" keyboard, that puts the number pad on the left side. Am I the only one on the planet that has this *problem*? I work at a computer all day (and sometimes all night), so things like this bother me!
Sincerely,
Todd M. Taylor
What I’d like to know is what style keyboard are you using along with your Wacom tablet?
The reason why I ask is that I find a standard keyboard, with a number pad on the right, to not be very "ergonomic." I use an 6×8" Intuous2 pad, and as you know, it has a rather large border around the usable area. That, in combination with the width of my keyboard puts the tablet really far away from my reach (if I’m seated directly in front of the keyboard)… so much that I typically end-up typing "crooked" so I’m closer to the tablet.
I’ve considered buying a keyboard with no number pad, or even a "lefty" keyboard, that puts the number pad on the left side. Am I the only one on the planet that has this *problem*? I work at a computer all day (and sometimes all night), so things like this bother me!
Sincerely,
Todd M. Taylor
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