Re: Windows key rant

You can also foul up the hunt-'n-peckers by re-arranging the keytops.  (:

Unless you have -every- key position memorized, a sketch of the keyboard
layout might be helpful.

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@ix.netcom.com

>>
>> Your not serious are you!
>>
>Dead serious.  I used to manage the shop for a company that turns metal in big
>lathes all day. Enourmously dirty out there. No matter what you did, the
>keyboards ended up a mess.  SO, just pop off the keys, toss em in an onion or
>apple bag (with a twist tie on the open end)  lay em in the top of the
>dishwasher (spread out as best you can) add soap, push button!  I never
>tried it
>but suspect the drying heat could deform the keys so I just dried 'em on a
>towel
>like mom did with the blueberries!
>
> - Larry
>
>Colin Williams wrote:
>> Hans,
>>
>> > Also, when the keytops get too dirty, just
>> > pop them off and clean them in the sink.
>>
>>   Better yet, toss em in an onion or apple bag and run 'em through the
>> dishwasher! (No drying heat please!)  They come out looking brand new
>> nearly no
>> matter how bad they started!
>>
>--
>Larry Bolhuis         |
>Arbor Solutions, Inc  | Two rules to success in life:
>(616) 451-2500        | 1. Never tell people everything you know.
>lbolhui@ibm.net       |



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