When I am writing I loose control on my first finger and it goes away from the pen. Why is that?
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Consult a neurologist , it might be arthritis.
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practice practice practice. Tis the only way really. \nI went from being only being able to write well with my left, and being able to make weird squigly lines with my right, to being able to write well with my left, and fairly okay with my right. I need to practice more. \nThe more you use your left hand and the more you practice, it will feel more natural and the muscles will get stronger and you'll be able to control the end product more. \nAfter all...you can write better then you could when you very very first started to learn when you were little...reason...practice. \ngood luck :)
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I control the answer to your question as I am not sure if the real writing that I am reading is the right writing that I am reading. I mean how do I know if the writing that the writer wrote is the right writings that the writer wrote.Therefore, you write the right writings and I will control the writings that are wrote while I read the right writings.Right!
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If it only does this while holding down the right shift-key, then I would say you have a bad right shift-key.\n\nI'd try swapping the keyboard with another (borrow one from a friend if you don't have a second one) and see if it still occurs.  If it doesn't, then just buy a new keyboard... they're cheap. If it does still happen, then you'll have to look deeper, it might be either the operating system or the keyboard control chip on the motherboard.
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don't worry, everyone has those.\nit's weird, because everyone i know has it on their middle finger, but i have it on my ring finger..... \nand mine is bigger than most everyone else's. \nit's like a huge, hard bump that won't go away, and at first i was very worried (i thought foolishly that my ring finger had cancer or something) and i got my mother to take me to the doctor, but he said i shouldn't worry, so i told him it hurt really badly, and he said i could get one of those pencils/mechanical pencils with the squishy grip thing....\nand i googled it and came across this pencil:\nhttp://www.jetpens.com/product_info.php/products_id/586\nthe grip is made out of ultra-soft silicon, and it comes in different colors. The silicon contorts to fit the shape of your fingers, so there is no pain whatsoever when writing.\nyou can order it online (on the link above) or you can find them at any japanese/asian grocery, bookstore, market, etc.\n\nother suggestions may be to wrap a band-aid around the bump (very tedious, though) or a tissue on the grip of your pencil (again, quite tedious)\n\nOR you can change the way you hold your pencil, but that's like changing a lifestyle, it'll be so hard (i tried).\n\notherwise, i dont think there's anything you could do to actually "shrink" the bump, since it's already there (unless you dont write for like a year, which i dont think is possible) \n\nhope this helps and if you are really worried, i suggest ordering the a-gel pencils aysap :0)
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your epidermis cells "fall off". Your dermis stays. \nThe ink is in the dermis. \nSee links.\n\nBut good thought!
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Take an asprin or something like that..If it's your hand too you might want to take a bit of time off typing, it helps.
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Just write and write until you master doing so. To alleviate your sufferings your pains, gladly would I help you by giving tips. Try moving your fingers always and write in a paper with flour. By the use of that you may learn how to write while keeping your writings in line. Know why? Cause the flour is sticky and it guide you in writing. Dont right using pens. Just write using your index finger. after a few weeks be surprise to see you can write better already. ^_^
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Yeah I Have a really Big one Too. Its called a Writers Bump. There isnt really a way to Get rid of it but get a pencil grip, they work like a charm.
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the pen will be absorbed by the paper and fade first
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its so the pressure in the pen, when the ink leaves, when you write, is equal to the outside pressure. ink can still flow with gravity, otherwise a partial vacuum would form
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You have a chamber filled with ink that opens up to a little ball at the tip, and opens up to air on the other side. Well, the ball is tightly trapped into the tip of the pen, and the ball itself is what you write with. When you roll the pen across the surface of your paper (or other surface), the ball rolls. It catches ink from the chamber and thus gradually coats itself. Then, as you slide it around, the ink rubs off the ball onto your paper. Pretty ingenious, eh?
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nothing wrong with it. write dont on your hand and trace over it every day. it will remind u not to
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no i dont i look at the screen to see what i am writing. This will come with time.your index fingers start on the f and j keys.
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1. Writing sucks. Wether it be pen or pencil, it's still getting all over us.\n2. Using someone else's mouse. It's almost always on the right hand side so I have to use my right hand. \n3. If sitting next to a righty while eating, you have to sit on the left hand side otherwise you'll wack elbows.\n4. Writing on the windshields of cars, we just can't do it on the passenger side, or it will be sideways (I work in a car dealership and I can never do that cuz of this reason)\n5. Sissors! It's nearly impossible to cut with your left hand!!! Gah\n6. Coffee mugs. The image is always on the inside, instead of the outside (but i guess that's good since you'll be able to see it :)) \n7. I can't think of any others, so I'll write 2 good things. They say that the left side of your brain controls the right side of the body and the right side controls the left side, so lefties are in their right minds ;)\n8. We're all Southpaws!! When do righties ever get comments on which hand they write with??? Lefties rule! :D\nIf you wear a belt that has a buckle, like a Lion Head, it's upside down to a lefty. So odd. But I love it. \nWHat a good question!!
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if you are using a lap top's keyboard, you probably have your number lock turned on. if you are using normal keyboard with number pad seperated, u need to check whether you have key stucked or most probably you have a spoilt keyboard.
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perhaps you are pressing the wrong one. i bet ther is like a keyboard settings on ur computer. just play around w/ it untill you can figure somthing out