Got mine on Amazon too. I've really liked it... will have to look around too then. nm

• How long does your keyboard last? - Bella
  • same keyboard 4 years - Anna
  • I go through 1 keyboard a year..(sm) - getting older
  • Question about these, is the wrist rest removable ? or - sm -
    • Not removable on the Microsoft Natural Multimedia, not sure about others. nm - Bella
      • Thanks, I did not think it was, it is on the regular "natural" one though - nm -
  • There is one of these on Amazon right now for $84 - nm - XXX
  • About 1 to 1-1/2 years. I buy the $19.99 keyboards. sm - CTS
  • My Logitech cordless is 5-years-old and works fine - sm - XXX
  • I just bought a Microsoft Natural Ergo 4000 from Officemax - sm
  • Keyboard - Patti
    • Same here, I have a Logitech and the letters are worn off, SM - MT50
    • About 6 months. And guess what... - MSMT
      • keyboards - Jaedy
      • Got mine on Amazon too. I've really liked it... will have to look around too then. nm - Bella

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On my authorization letter to test it said CTMC and so I registered for test C on the Prometric site.  I paid $150 with the current discount.  Hopefully that is all that is necessary for you too.  Good luck getting it figured out and good luck on the test.  Mine is scheduled for December 11th!  :)

good return on my time, and I know that's not true for everybody.

Don't want to insult you, but -- why not just work for your money?

edition and the CD that comes with it is an outdated spellchecker and not the dictionary on CD-ROM.  The Stedman's one is just the CD and they are always more than the book.  The have more detailed info on the CD.  I have an older version of the book and I think I've used it 2 times in 10 years.   When I update my Stedman's now I buy the CD and I might use it more if I had it on CD versus the book, though with their CDs now you can only install it twice.  They also have the book, but it is about $50.  

Check the classified board here and check half.com.  You can most likely find it cheaper at either place. 

can take the responsibility and offer a limited warranty that it performs properly.  Or can recondition the equipment.  Myself, I would not buy and Lanier is expensive.  A lot of job worksites want MTs to provide/purchase this expensive stuff, no way. 

Who knows if you will continue with the service and if not, you have equipment that only works with services that have that equipment.  Nope, not me, would not buy, would not sell the owners equipment.  It will come back to "you" and owner may not accept and remedy

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used DocQscribe, but I have used Meditech, Cerner, Vianeta, the Precyse platform (I can't remember the name), Dolbey, and  Lanier platform I think was called Cequence (?). 

Out of all the different platforms I have typed on, I have liked EXText the best.  In my opinion, it's very user friendly, easy to learn, and I really like ESP which is the built in abbreviation expander.  Plus it is very easy to create your own normals which I love.  My fingers literally never leave the keyboard because there are macro keys for everything.  You can use your mouse if you prefer or learn the function macros.  I love it.  I think I'm more productive on EXText than with any other platform.