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From: scorpion@titan.rice.edu (Vernon Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.misc
Subject: Re: keyboards (was Re: Don't Bash Suns)
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Date: 3 Oct 88 23:22:24 GMT
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Other keyboards with misplaced CAPS-LOCK and CTRL keys include the Mac II
and the IBM PC RT.  What's the problem - is CTRL too dangerous to be put in 
an easy-to-reach place?  This looks like a trend to me; I want to know what
their reasoning was.



Vernon Lee                    ARPA/CSNET:  scorpion@rice.edu
Rice University               UUCP: {internet or backbone site}!rice!scorpion

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