>
> The reason I like the right hand only approach is the simplicity of
> moving the finger position to the Cmd-Opt-O-F keys after one of the
> Cmd-Opt-P-R chimes. The O & F are adjacent to the P & R keys and it's
> a relatively simple transition, and again, you've got a second or so
> AFTER the chime to get your fingers onto these keys.
>
Here is another option for people (like me) with a thumb joint problem.
Hit the power button (keyboard or box) then before the chime hit the Cmd-Opt
with the left index and middle figners and P-R keys with the right thumb and
index finger for the needed chimes; never failed for me with my small hands.
Should also work for the O & F keys if needed--glen
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