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I've been thinking about that. Special software, special keyboard or special keyboard settings (like dvorak).
However now I decided to go for the normal keyboard option (perhaps with sticky keys). That way I won't have to depend on my own devices. Been busy a week now, expect to have to practice a couple of months more. Took me a long time to learn two handed and now i have to start all over again.
http://www.customtyping.com/tutorials/k ... hnique.htm

I strongly suggest that if you're using a PC, you check out using AutoHotKey, which is FREE, to run a one-handed script. Instructions are at:

http://warped.org/blog/2008/10/06/the-f ... -keyboard/

I am in the middle of grad school - lots of typing, i'm currently writing my literature review. I type almost as fast one-handed as I ever did with two, and I was no slouch. My last job (which I lost due to my accident) was partly technical writing, so I got plenty of practice.

hope that helps someone out,
-brian