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From: twp1@callisto.acpub.duke.edu (Travis Wellington Pouarz)
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Subject: Talk: Dvorak-QWERTY
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If I remember correctly, an appendix in my Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing
manual had an excellent section on the history and development from of
the typewriter and the layouts involved.  Unfortunately, I won't be
able to check until Christmas.  Can anyone confirm what I think I
remember.

 -- Travis, The Wellington of Duke