Re: --- ST (& new XL) Keyboards ---

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From: Felton.PA
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 1985 18:10

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I thought the same thing that others have stated when I first saw the
funtion key design for the ST. How are you supposed to hit the right key
when they are slanted like that?  But, I haven't had any trouble hitting
the right key. They work fine for me. What I don't like about the
keyboard is that there is no place to rest the heals of your hands while
you are typing. The keys starts right at the edge of the keyboard.



John

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