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From: ritchie@hplsdla.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Help w/ AT&T Keyboard?
Message-ID: <3540001@hplsdla.HP.COM>
Date: Wed, 22-Apr-87 18:35:23 EDT
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Posted: Wed Apr 22 18:35:23 1987
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  Dept. of possible solutions:

  Open the keyboard up. See who makes it (most likely Keytronics or
  Microswitch, since it is an AT&T unit). You can most likely get 
  replacement parts from the manufacturer (especially if you have a
  PC board number, model number). Many of these keyboards are variants
  of a standardized model w/ options such as mice, etc. added.

					Dave Ritchie
					hp-lsd!ritchie