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Why should you have good posture when keyboarding?  

Asked in Computers & Technology at 5:40 PM on October 30, 2008

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Why should you have good posture when keyboarding?

Coz a bad posture affacts your Spinal Cord and your Eye Sight also....Well Koena! It is because it is more taxing to your body if you dont have good posture while typing. It is a great habit to have dont have good posture while typing. It is a great habit to have especially when you type for long hours and when you type the "right" way since it will really help you progress in your quest

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Why should you have good posture when keyboarding?

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