Dvorak Qwerty switchable wanted.

I've been looking on the internet for a few hours now...

I'm building a new computer, and thought I might as well get myself a proper
DVORAK at the same time. I type DVORAK well now, and want a keyboard that
can switch to QWERTY with a button press so my wife or daughter can use the
computer when needed.

I found a few nice Kinesis keyboards that will do this, but find it hard to
pay $250 for a keyboard. Although the ergo features sure look appealing.

I know I can switch the setting in the Keyboard menu on my PC, but I'd
rather have a simple switch to avoid the hassle.

Anybody know of a good keyboard that will do this?

Thanks.

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Monkey With A Typewriter wrote:
 > I've been looking on the internet for a few hours now...
 >
 > I'm building a new computer, and thought I might as well get myself a
 > proper DVORAK at the same time. I type DVORAK well now, and want a
 > keyboard that can switch to QWERTY with a button press so my wife or
 > daughter can use the computer when needed.
 >
 > I found a few nice Kinesis keyboards that will do this, but find it hard
 > to pay $250 for a keyboard. Although the ergo features sure look
 > appealing.
 >
 > I know I can switch the setting in the Keyboard menu on my PC, but I'd
 > rather have a simple switch to avoid the hassle.


What OS do you use? In Win2K the keyboard layout can be changed with 2
mouse clicks, or 2 key presses.

Ben
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