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From: tlh@pbhye.UUCP (Lee Hounshell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att
Subject: Re: pc 7300 (position of CTRL key)
Message-ID: <1734@pbhye.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 26-Jun-87 18:55:18 EDT
Article-I.D.: pbhye.1734
Posted: Fri Jun 26 18:55:18 1987
Date-Received: Sat, 27-Jun-87 11:10:55 EDT
References: <562@umb.umb.edu> <781@bakerst.UUCP>
Reply-To: tlh@pbhye.UUCP (Lee Hounshell)
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In article <781@bakerst.UUCP> kathy@bakerst.UUCP (Kathy Vincent) writes:
>In article <562@umb.umb.edu> ram@umb.edu (Robert Morris) writes:
>>A few things I haven't seen pass here about the PC 7300:
>>About the only serious criticism I haven't seen pass in this 
>>discussion is that the keyboard has the most bizarrely placed CTRL key 
>>imaginable, down to the left of the space bar.
>
>
>To the left *and* right of the space bar, to be precise.
>
>And maybe the reason that comment hasn't passed in the discussion
>is that it isn't a "serious criticism" for everyone.

Well, I sure hate it there.. I'm planning on buying a 3B1 next week, and the
only thing I don't like about it is the position of the control keys.  Has
anyone out there tried modifying their keyboard encoder so that the "caps-lock"
and "control" key positions are switched?  Any suggestions about how this
might be done efficiently?  Yeah, yeah, I know it's gonna void my warranty..
but so what.

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