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Quirky Qwerty: The Story of the Keyboard @ Your Fingertips
Torbjörn Lundmark
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| #2504115 in Books | University of New South Wales Press | 2001-10-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .66 x4.65 x7.73l, | File type: PDF | 176 pages | ||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| The stories behind the origin of the letters seemed hard to believe (almost all from hieroglyphics?) without more analysis|By Craig Rowland|Quirky QWERTY: A Note on the Type by Torbjörn Lundmark was a short book about the history of the typewriter and the keys found on it. Note that the subtitle on the front cover is different from what is on the formal title page (which i|About the Author|Torbjorn Lundmark was born in Sweden and now lives in Australia. He studied linguistics and Slavonic languages at the University of Uppsala and spent one year at the philological faculty at Voronezh University in the former Soviet Union. He is a
The story of the keyboard begins with ancient hieroglyphs and reaches to the very recent, committee-designed Euro symbol. This text tells the story of each character on the computer keyboard, as well as the multitude of additional marks that cannot be found on the keys but can still be typed by anyone using a computer. Drwaings, poems and notes are used to tell where the keyboard's quirky layout came from and to illustrate the history of each letter, number, sign and sym...
You can specify the type of files you want, for your device.Quirky Qwerty: The Story of the Keyboard @ Your Fingertips | Torbjörn Lundmark. A good, fresh read, highly recommended.
