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AT&T 6300 keyboard

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From: 60276000
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1991 04:10
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my client has an AT&T 6300 and the keyboard is slowly dying. he'd like it
replaced with a new one, pref. the new style AT type. called AT&T & was
told $239.00 for the replacement. is it possible to use a std. $29.95 kbd
by building a cable-changer?

thanx -- kyle
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Subject: AT&T 6300 keyboard
Summary: is it possible to use std. kbd.?
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Date: 27 Jun 91 04:10:36 GMT
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