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From: man@cs.brown.edu (Mark H. Nodine)
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Subject: Re: New LC/Classic keyboard problems!
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Date: 4 Jan 91 21:10:03 GMT
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I just went to our local store to investigate the '67' -> '64' keyboard
problem.  I tried two Classics and an LC and the same thing happened on
all three of them.  Plugging in another kind of ADB keyboard caused the
problem to vanish, so the problem is certainly related to the keyboard.
However, the average purchaser of a Classic isn't going to want to shell
out the extra bucks for another keyboard.  I was considering buying a 
Classic, but I just don't know any more.

	--Mark