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Many
typists
have
not
memorized
the
keyboard.
Usually
each
key
is
labeled,
so
nontypists
can
hunt
and
peck
letter
by
letter,
relying
on
knowledge
in
the
world
and
minimizing
the
time
required
for
learning.
The
problem
is
that
such
typing
is
slow
and
difficult.
With
experience,
of
course,
hunt-and-peckers
learn
the
positions
of
many
of
the
letters
on
the
keyboard,
even
without
instruction,
and
typing
speed
increases
notably,
quickly
surpassing
handwriting
speeds
and,
for
some,
reaching
quite
respectable
rates.
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