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Subject: Re: Removing the keyboard Author: Dave Smith [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 07:36:20 09/08/99 Wed In reply to: Dennis van Leeuwen 's message, "Re: Removing the keyboard" on 23:00:50 09/07/99 Tue > I did it! I don't understand why you have TWO pieces > of cardboard. Boy, it sure feels more stable now. The reason I put in TWO pieces was to avoid stressing the keyboard from the "strip" down the middle of the keyboard. My concern was that the extra thickness along the strip might induce a fracture along that line. I wasn't sure of the purpose of the strip, so I didn't attempt to remove it. The two-piece arrangement gives a nice solid feel. Regards, Dave [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Removing the keyboard Dennis van Leeuwen 12:29:47 09/09/99 Thu Re: Removing the keyboard -- Dave Smith, 13:24:10 09/09/99 Thu