🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1d0a5mb.1r1rjoz1rfqb40N@p55.nas2.is2.u-net.net>, Rebecca and
Rowland <real-address-in-sig@flurbletigibbet.rhubarb.foobar> writes
>There's a very good chance that dismantling and cleaning the key
>switches will fix the problem.  You might need to re-shape part of the
>switch contacts.  This is not very easy to do - I've done it with an old
>Mac keyboard and do not wish to repeat the experience.

Well, I've poked around, and the thing seems to be undismantleable.  It
seems to be a set of layers of rubbery stuff with tracks on and a bottom
metal plate all held together by sort of melted plastic blobs (or meted
pastic bobs as it would come out on the Mac).

Perhaps, with a bit of ingenuity, I can get away without the missing
character; but without the stop I am going to have to write rather wordy
sentences - I can be verbose, but not pro ix! 
-- 
Robert Wilson