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People can learn multiple languages.
I am wondering if it is also possible to learn multiple keyboard layouts, without getting them all mixed up. One of my old keyboards had the backslash key in an odd position, and I eventually remembered that when using that keyboard, I had to hit a different key than normal for the backslash. But that was a single key. Will I be able to learn the odd layout of the Home/End/Insert/Delete/PageUp&Down keys on this new keyboard, without then getting confused when using my other keyboard at work, is the question. Right now I keep hitting the wrong keys on this new keyboard. I hope I don't end up confused about the keys on both keyboards.
I am wondering if it is also possible to learn multiple keyboard layouts, without getting them all mixed up. One of my old keyboards had the backslash key in an odd position, and I eventually remembered that when using that keyboard, I had to hit a different key than normal for the backslash. But that was a single key. Will I be able to learn the odd layout of the Home/End/Insert/Delete/PageUp&Down keys on this new keyboard, without then getting confused when using my other keyboard at work, is the question. Right now I keep hitting the wrong keys on this new keyboard. I hope I don't end up confused about the keys on both keyboards.