On 05/26 04:57 , Florin Iucha wrote: > 1. Use a Kinesis Advantage keyboard. That keyboard put off wrist strain for about 6 months for me. It also forced me to learn to type correctly. :) I finally stopped using mine, because it still had an AT plug on it and the PS/2 adapter was too bulky to fit on my new computer. Maybe one day I'll get around to buying a USB adapter; but for now I'm happy enough with my 1986-vintage IBM Type M keyboard. Grip exercises were the long-term cure for my wrist strain; and they had to be with the V-spring type exerciser. Just squeezing a rubber ball or the like wasn't enough. -- Carl Soderstrom Systems Administrator Real-Time Enterprises www.real-time.com