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Tables of Contents for Keyboarding for Computer Success
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
iii
 
Intro to the Internet
iv
 
Know Your Hardware
viii
 
Know Your Windows 95 Software
x
 
Know Micro Type Software
xiii
 
Know Word Processing Software
xiv
 
UNIT 1 LEARN LETTER KEYBOARDING TECHNIQUE
1
45
Home Keys (FDSA JKL;)
1
7
Review
5
3
New Keys: H and E
8
2
New Keys: I and R
10
4
Review
12
2
New Keys: O and T
14
2
New Keys: N and G
16
2
New Keys: Left Shift and Period (.)
18
4
Review
20
2
New Keys: U and C
22
2
New Keys: W and Right Shift
24
2
New Keys: B and Y
26
4
Review
28
2
New Keys: M and X
30
2
New Keys: P and V
32
2
New Keys: Q and Comma (,)
34
4
Review
36
2
New Keys: Z and Colon (:)
38
2
New Keys: Caps Lock and Question Mark (?)
40
2
Tab Key
42
4
Review
44
2
UNIT 2 MASTER LETTER KEYBOARDING TECHNIQUE
46
4
Alphabetic Keying Technique
46
2
Alphabetic Keying Technique
48
2
UNIT 3 LEARN TOP-ROW TECHNIQUE: FIGURES
50
10
New Keys: 8 and 1
50
2
New Keys: 9 and 4
52
2
New Keys: 0 and 5
54
2
New Keys: 7 and 3
56
2
New Keys: 6 and 2
58
2
UNIT 4 MASTER ALPHANUMERIC KEYBOARDING TECHNIQUE
60
4
Alphanumeric Keying Skills
60
2
Alphanumeric Keying Skills
62
2
UNIT 5 LEARN SYMBOLS
64
9
New Keys: /, $, %, and -
64
2
New Keys: #, &, (, and )
66
2
New Keys: ',``,_, and *
68
2
New Keys: @, +, !, \, =, [], >,and <
70
3
UNIT 6 KEYBOARD MASTERY & SKILL ASSESSMENT
73
 
Keyboard Mastery
73
2
Skill Assessment
75
 
Numeric Keypad
77
 
Appendix A: Word Processing Applications
A1
 
Appendix B: Repetitive Stress Injury
A9
 
Reference Guide
1