>Boy I envy you that furniture! Is there a name brand on it that you know of?

I'm not sure the brand matters much, but fwiw, the desk unit is all La-z-boy.
I have a pull-out shelf for the keyboard and mouse that is properly shaped for the natural keyboard and has a wrist rest in front of the mouse area.

I can't find a brand name on the chair, but the key issues for a chair are:

- height adjustment of the chair as a whole (knees should be higher than hips, though this is about lower back, not hands)
- height adjustment for armrests
- width adjustment for armrest (armrests should be placed so that hands all naturally onto keyboard with wrist resting lightly on wrist rest portion of keyboard)

Other adjustments of the chair, like tilt are useful, too, but if I remember correctly, those are the most important ones for ergonomics.

Tamar

P.S. Typing this message reminded me of another thing that aggravates me about this interface. Pressing TAB moves me out of the typing area instead of tabbing the text.