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In article <423@n4hgf.Mt-Park.GA.US> wht@n4hgf.Mt-Park.GA.US
	(Warren Tucker) writes:
>The customization information I sought is available in the form
>of a Technical Reference manual available from Key tronic for $14.95.

Three cheers for Keytronic.  When I build up UNIX systems for clients,
Keytronic has been my keyboard of choice.  It was disheartening to
read Warren's story - because it is all too common in the peecee world.
It also bothered me to have one of my vendors be so unresponsive to
the needs to the UNIX community.

Well...misunderstandings happen - and I'm glad that's all this turned
out to be.  It's always good to find (and surprisingly tough to find)
a vendor who is responsive to the UNIX community.  I get the impression
from Warren's followup message that Keytronic is out there watching
- and that's why I post this.  It's important for Keytronic to know
this sort of stuff matters to us.  It affects purchase recommendations
and decisions.  For their support, Keytronic deserves a big attoboy.

A lot of other peecee vendors need to understand this.  Unfortunately,
I don't think the ones who do read USENET...

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