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Old 07-19-2009, 04:16 PM #3
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Default Losing finger control
I too, am having problems with the fingers. The fingertips hurt from typing. Not so much that I can't type at all, but finger placement on the keys is getting to be a problem.
Also, my index finger on my right hand looks like I've hit the end of it with a hammer. The nail is partially black, and the finger is much colder than the other fingers on that hand. Hmmmm? Any ideas, anyone?
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