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Capitals with Shift

Shift with the other hand

Lea slides a box of old letters across the desk. Names, towns, streets: capitals everywhere. For those you need Shift, and the little finger of your other hand.

Two Shift keys

You type a capital with Shift. There are two, bottom left and bottom right, both for your little finger. The rule: the letter with one hand, Shift with the other. For an F your right little finger holds the right Shift; for a J your left little finger holds the left Shift. That way your hands stay in place.

Let go of Shift straight away, or the next letter becomes a capital too.

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