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Article #8108Re: Keyboards
From: Michael Burton
Date: Tue, 08 Nov 1994 21:18
Date: Tue, 08 Nov 1994 21:18
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In article <39loq8$7e6@oldklatu.interserv.net>, mburton@mortimer.keytronic.com (Michael Burton) says: >If the AnyKey phantoms on such simple combinations as left shift-f-t, then the matrix >is very poorly layed out. Thanks for the ammunition.<G> Is my face red! I tried the left shift-f-t combination on our 122-key keyboard and it worked fine, so I assumed that this combination would work for most of them. Wrong! We manufacture the Microsoft Natural Keyboard, and it exhibits this problem, too. Take Gateway's advice and don't press all three keys at once. Mike
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