Keyboard Ninja Reflex

Learn how to train your keyboard to keep you with YOU. By default, Macs do not come with optimized keyboard settings. Fix that in this simple lesson.

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Training Information

Action Tips: Open System Preferences and begin adjusting your keyboard settings to maximum efficiency. Turn that delay until repeat into short. And the key repeat to fast.

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