Greetings
Half of the middle row of letter keys on my Wallstreet stopped
producing yesterday- the first 7 in the row... any way to fix them?
I hooked up an external keyboard and all the letters work on that so
that's good- just clumsy...
Thanks,
Ed Z
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On 22/09/05 08:50, Ed Zelinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings
Half of the middle row of letter keys on my Wallstreet stopped
producing yesterday- the first 7 in the row... any way to fix them?
I hooked up an external keyboard and all the letters work on that so
that's good- just
At 8:50 AM -0400 9/22/05, Ed Zelinsky wrote:
Greetings
Half of the middle row of letter keys on my Wallstreet stopped
producing yesterday- the first 7 in the row... any way to fix them?
I hooked up an external keyboard and all the letters work on that so
that's good- just clumsy...
Try
Den 7. apr 2004, kl. 7:03, skrev Nolen Scaife:
Are the Pismo and Wallstreet keyboards exchangeable for one another or
are they physically different?
No.
If so, could one just pop off the keys on a Wallstreet keyboard and
put them on a Pismo board?
No
Nolen
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Are the Pismo and Wallstreet keyboards exchangeable for one another or
are they physically different?
If so, could one just pop off the keys on a Wallstreet keyboard and put
them on a Pismo board?
Nolen
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From: Tom Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't understand why it isn't feasible as both the PowerBook Medic and
the
ebay seller I posted could send the keys through the mail. The last time I
sent a letter with a CD inside to a friend of mine in Denmark it cost less
than $5, so why can't you have them
From: Brandy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any girl knows a little super or nail glue will put that fingernail right
back on!
That did make me chuckle...
Tekno Liber wrote:
From: Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's been a couple of years, but as I recall, I just pried up with a
fingernail and it popped off.
and so the story goes on...
Quick question:
How does one best remove a key from the Wallstreet keyboard
without damaging it so that one can fit it in a different place ?
I want to move the key above Tab -| to the full stop/colon
spot as this one is missing, don't want to bugger the key trying
My Reply follows quote. On 27/09/2003 04:56 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
How does one best remove a key from the Wallstreet keyboard
without damaging it so that one can fit it in a different place ?
I want to move the key above Tab -| to the full stop/colon
spot as this one is missing, don't want
Just pull on them. They pop right off.
On Saturday, September 27, 2003, at 04:56 AM, Tekno Liber wrote:
Quick question:
How does one best remove a key from the Wallstreet keyboard
without damaging it so that one can fit it in a different place ?
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From: Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's been a couple of years, but as I recall, I just pried up with a
fingernail and it popped off. Just pressed down on it and it
clicked back onto its post.
You were quite right. I used a small screwdriver. Very simple.
I just wanted to be sure.
Laurence
What keys fit the Wallstreet ?
Obviously not the Kanga, but what about Lobard/Pismo ?
I know the colour would be different, but better a miscoloured
key than none at all...
PowerBook G4 Titanium ?
Just gives me a higher odds of finding a crap keyboard to nick
a couple of keys from...
Laurence
on 27/09/03 12:18, Tekno Liber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What keys fit the Wallstreet ?
Obviously not the Kanga, but what about Lobard/Pismo ?
I know the colour would be different, but better a miscoloured
key than none at all...
PowerBook G4 Titanium ?
Just gives me a higher odds
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You could check PowerBook Medic. They sell single keys for a
decent price.
Not really feasable as I live in Sweden...
Laurence
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I don't understand why it isn't feasible as both the PowerBook Medic and the
ebay seller I posted could send the keys through the mail. The last time I
sent a letter with a CD inside to a friend of mine in Denmark it cost less
than $5, so why can't you have them send the keys to you in Sweden?
Any girl knows a little super or nail glue will put that fingernail
right back on!
Brandy
Tekno Liber wrote:
From: Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's been a couple of years, but as I recall, I just pried up with a
fingernail and it popped off.
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On 3/3/03 21:24, Andrew Johnson said:
see that useless little enter key next to the space bar? Is there a utility
or built in method of editing the keyboard layout such that it will
behave as a command key?
For OS 8/9, try the excellent freeware control panel Shadow Keys from
Swiss developers
Alright, all you wallstreet users look down at your keyboards... see
that useless little enter key next to the space bar? Is there a utility
or built in method of editing the keyboard layout such that it will
behave as a command key?
-Andrew
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Alright, all you wallstreet users look down at your keyboards... see
that useless little enter key next to the space bar? Is there a utility
or built in method of editing the keyboard layout such that it will
behave as a command key?
-Andrew
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on 03/03/03 21:24, Andrew Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alright, all you wallstreet users look down at your keyboards... see
that useless little enter key next to the space bar? Is there a utility
or built in method of editing the keyboard layout such that it will
behave as a command
Hey! Actually, my 12 alumabook has the enter key there also. I
probably would've never noticed it. kj.
On Monday, March 3, 2003, at 09:06 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 03/03/03 21:24, Andrew Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alright, all you wallstreet users look down at your
Alright, all you wallstreet users look down at your keyboards... see
that useless little enter key next to the space bar? Is there a utility
or built in method of editing the keyboard layout such that it will
behave as a command key?
I'm a Pismo user, will that do? ;)
A wonderful little
My Pismo had a Command key
Actually, Pismo owners have also this key to the right to the spacebar, and
I believe that Lombard owners have also the same layout...
-Laurent.
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Both of my Pismo's and my 2300c have enter keys to the right of the space
bar, while my Quicksilver has a command key on each side of the space bar.
Tom
on 3/3/03 23:21, Thomas Ethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Pismo had a Command key
Actually, Pismo owners have also this key to the
On Sunday, Oct 6, 2002, at 18:31 US/Eastern, T. Virkkala wrote:
Well, I have a problem with a Wallstreet G3 PowerBook that I've just
got to
solve soon.
I bought it off eBay, but FedEx so manhandled the package that it shook
loose the hard drive connection. So, helped over the phone by
on 06/10/02 18:31, T. Virkkala at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I have a problem with a Wallstreet G3 PowerBook that I've just got to
solve soon.
I bought it off eBay, but FedEx so manhandled the package that it shook
loose the hard drive connection. So, helped over the phone by the guy
From: John Featherstone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm having problems getting my Mac PowerBook G-3 (Wallstreet) 300...
Also on my key board, the pg down key is loosing its spring back or
recoil. It slips down, and when I slip something under it and lift it up it
stays in the up position for
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