Philip Pemberton wrote:
>> I wish the "lock keyboard" sequence could be done with one hand.
>> WindowsKey-L is sometimes tough to do when the cat is in midair
>> heading for the lap and the laptop is in the way>^..^<
>
> No problem doing it one-handed here. My keyboard has two "windows"
> keys: one on the left of L-Alt, one on the right of Alt-Gr.
>
> So to do a one-handed lock: hold R-Win with your right thumb, then
> tap L with your right index finger. Not the most ergonomically
> friendly way of doing it, but it works. Little finger on R-Win and
> middle finger on L also works and might be a fraction more
> comfortable (though takes a bit of practice).

On my keyboard, which I think is pretty normal for the US, there is a ALT
key on either side of the space bar.  Sliding the right thumb over to the
right ALT key then hittin L with the right middle finger is pretty easy.


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