How Do You Use An Ergonomic Keyboard?
An ergonomic keyboard may improve your typing experience if you experience pain or numbness in your wrists or hands at a traditional keyboard. The keys are arranged in a way designed to put less stress on your wrists and hands. You’ll benefit more from your ergonomic keyboard if you adjust it correctly before use. Start by identifying your ergonomic keyboard’s connector. Keyboards for PCs typically have either a USB connector or a PS/2 connector, which you will need to plug into an appropriate jack in your computer. If your keyboard has a PS/2 connector (often color-coded purple), you will need to shut your computer off before connecting the keyboard. Connect the keyboard to your computer. A PS/2 keyboard jack will usually be on the back of your computer and will often be labeled with a small picture of a keyboard beside it. If your keyboard connector is USB, you may plug the keyboard into any USB jack (you will find these on the back of the computer, but there may be additional USB ja
