On Wed, 6 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>I have had success fixing a keyboard by cleaning it - they can get
>jammed under the keytops somehow. It's a lot of work, though, and really
>annoying. And being in a two-geek household, it's usually easier to
>grab one of the spares that breed in the cupboard. :)
>
>(yes. Normal households breed coathangers. We breed dead mice (computer
>kind!) and live keyboards.)
Someone I know takes a shower with his keyboard (Get all of that kinky stuff
out of your head...:) he says that the steam and the heat will help clean it,
and as long as you let it dry long enough it'll still work. I dunno if
that'll help you right now, but you know hey...
I breed all sorts of dead computer stuff... Mostly computers. My computers
usually die, and it's not my fault I have old stuff and that sometimes does
just quit working.
-Marlene
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Computer Science Major, Southwestern Adventist University. Keene, TX
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