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From: DICKSON@HARTFORD.BITNET.UUCP
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Subject: ADB Keyboards
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Date: Sat, 27-Jun-87 11:14:00 EDT
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Posted: Sat Jun 27 11:14:00 1987
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Okay, I feel really stupid.  Last night, while trying to push my modem
cable tighter into the back of my computer (a GS/upgraded IIe), I knocked
over my tall glass of 7-Up, and some of it spilled into the keyboard.  It
started to auto-repeat, and even when I turned it off and left the System
Saver going all night to help dry it off, it still did it this morning.
I have taken the whole thing apart and cleaned the keyboard, but I don't know
yet if it will work.  Which brings me to my question:

I don't want the GS one, because I don't like the keys.  I do like the new Mac
keyboards, and so I'm hoping they'll work.  Does anybody know?

something serious, a child could perform the upgrade operation.  All you do is
transfer the power supply (a process of unsrewing and replacing 4 screws, and
plugging it in), put the top of your //e on the bottom of the upgrade kit
(8-10 screws), plug in the keyboard, and viola!  So much for Apple's
recommendations.  You might save a few bucks there, unlike me.

I gotta go.

Bill (DICKSON @ HARTFORD)