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Subject: Re: Removing the keyboard


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Dave Smith
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Date Posted: 13:57:42 09/04/99 Sat
In reply to: Dennis van Leeuwen 's message, "Re: Removing the keyboard" on 23:37:15 09/03/99 Fri
 I cut some cardboard to size and put two pieces between the aluminum plate and the keyboard (positioned between the "strips"). The cardboard pieces fit well, without stressing or flexing the keyboard.

The result is that the keyboard now has a more solid feel, and doesn't give me that occational "loose" feeling or sound when typing.

Regards,
Dave
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Re: Removing the keyboardDennis van Leeuwen12:14:58 09/05/99 Sun

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