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From: jcocon%hazel.cs.clemson.edu@hubcap.clemson.edu (James C O'Connor III, 2846)
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Subject: Re: Keyboard woes...
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Date: 9 Mar 89 02:58:43 GMT
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From article <1412@thor.acc.stolaf.edu>, by sobiloff@thor.acc.stolaf.edu (Blake Sobiloff):
> So now I have four keys that are broken off and I don't know what the best
> option is.  The white plastic stem that actuates the switch underneath the key
> is broken in two, and I really don't want to have to buy a new keyboard.  Is
> my best bet to glue the key top back onto the stem, or is there an easy way to
> get a new stem (no, I haven't been smoking anything!)?  Thanks in advance...
> 
> Blake "Hey, where's *MY* fancy signature?" Sobiloff

Is this for a Plus style keyboard or an ADB?  I have done much work on the PLus
style and think I can dig up enough key switches for you to effect repairs.  I
haven't had to take apart my ADB board yet - MacUser had an article on taking
them apart.  Give a holler if you'd like to try the key switches.

Jim
Any ideas for a good signature?  Or should I save the band width?