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From: aard@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Anthony C. Ard)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Re: New Extended Keyboards
Summary: No Problems here!
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Date: 5 Jan 91 07:39:01 GMT
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Hello!!Hello!!  I bought a Mac IIci with and extended keyboard only 4 months 
ago and I've had no, absolutely no problems.  As a matter of fact, I've 
tried all the deadly combinations previously posted and have had no problems.

Maybe some suggestions for fixes or possible user problems is in order.  
Perhaps your key repeat is set a little too low.  Or, maybe you are dragging
your fingers as you type these characters.  If it is a hardware problem, has
the adb connector ever been disconneted while the computer is running.  

Finally if there is a problem with the keyboard we all need to get ou [sic]
and do some sleuthing.  Serial numbers of keyboards would be much more 
helpful than just complaining its the computer's fault. I mean, geez, my 
mechanical typewriter sticks at about 40 wpm.  And considering the crap 
thats wrong with other pc's (drive doors breaking, faulty roms) don't 
bitc* too loud!