"singhals" <singhals@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Roberta wrote:
>
>> Sorry if this is the wrong place for this question, but since I need a
>> really good "typing" keyboard for entering my genealogy information, I
>> thought I'd try this group.
>> Any suggestions? The keyboard I have now is a cheapy and the keys are
>> loose and difficult to type on.
>
> The keys are loose in what way? If you mean the feel of them under your
> fingertips as you type, that OUGHT to be a setting you can change. I
know
> I've changed it for my keyboards to get the feel of "electric
typewriter"
> instead of "Underwood Manual" or "heat senstivie". If you mean they
lift
> off with a sticky fingertip, glue 'em down; I use bathtub caulking
myself,
> but YMMV.
>
> Cheryl
>
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> mentioned them above.
The keys are just plain "loose and wiggly". I type over 80 words a
minutes
and because of the awkwardness of this kb, I have to type very
sloooooowly!
And even then I end up having to go back or repeat because the keys don't
go
down right. As I stated the kb is a cheapy and doesn't have a thing on it
to change anything.
I live in a small rural town and the closest bigger city has Staples and
Office De****t. Neither carries more than a couple of boards and they are
too fancy and too expensive.
Just thought someone might use one which has a typewriter feel (nice and
solid) and could give me a brand.
Roberta
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