I should have added this note to the post on one-handed typing but forgot!
This post is about a wonderful feature of my PCs copy of Microsoft Word called "Sticky Keys". The object is to write on the computer with both capitals and lower case letters. In order to produce the upper case letters, you begin your typing session by pressing the "Shift Key" five times in quick secession. A box will pop up on the screen. In order to keep the Sticky Keys, click on the box that says "OK". The box will disappear after you make your selection.
Now, simply press one of the "Shift" keys each time you want an upper case letter or some other "upper tier" symbol. If you or another computer user accidentally cancels the Sticky Keys, simply reinstate it as above.
If you accidentally press the Shift key but did it by mistake, simply press it again to cancel it. That way you will not get upper case where you don't want it.
Sticky Keys works great for those, like me, who cannot get used to all lower case sentences and no exclamation marks!
Please add you comments and share so tips from YOUR Single Handed Life!