Strike comma in QUOX

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To strike comma in QUOX, follow these steps:

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When forwarded to your Dashboard, hit the Add New button and select how you want to add your document.
Use our sophisticated features that will let you improve your document's text and layout.
Pick the option to strike comma in QUOX from the toolbar and apply it to form.
Check your text once again to ensure it has no mistakes or typos.
Click on DONE to complete editing form.

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Which finger is placed on F?

Use of Fingers: Each finger is designated to specific keys; the pinky finger for the A and the semicolon keys, the ring finger for the S and L keys, the middle finger for the D and K keys, and the index finger for the F and J keys. Thumbs are positioned over the spacebar.

Which finger do you use to strike the semicolon key?

; (semicolon) key The right pinky (little) finger is placed over the ; key and is also responsible for most keys on the keyboard, including the following keys.

What fingers hit the number keys?

The right index finger is used for the following keys: 0, 1, 4, and 7. The right mid- dle finger is used for the following keys: period, 2, 5, 8, and the division slash. The right ring finger is used for the following keys: Enter, 3, 6, 9, addition, subtraction, and multiplication asterisk keys.

Which fingers should you use to strike the Shift keys?

There are two shift keys; each is pressed by the right or left fourth finger (your pinkie finger). Use the right shift key when typing letters or symbols with the left hand. Use the left shift key when typing letters or symbols with the right hand.

What homerow finger strikes the comma key?

Section G keys are pressed by the right middle finger. These keys include the number 8 and the letters I and K, and the comma.

Which finger strikes the p key?

I know that you right pinky should be used ideally for the letter p. However I find it much quicker and easier to use my ring finger on it.

Which finger do you use to strike the F key?

Start with the home row The left hand pinky finger starts things off on the A key, the ring finger sits on the S key, the middle finger takes the D and the index the F. Thumbs dont have a row and typically hover over the spacebar which can be hit with either hand, depending on the typists preference.

What finger do you type F with?

The left hand pinky finger starts things off on the A key, the ring finger sits on the S key, the middle finger takes the D and the index the F.

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