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> > Too bad it's not like a computer keyboard, you can re-arrange the keys! :)
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> You can? I didn't know that. What's more, I am grateful that my students didn't know that back in the 80's when I was a pioneer computer teacher.
> Howard :-O



Yep, they all pop off, which is useful for cleaning the thing. But you can put them back on however you like. Of course you can't put a letter where shift should be and such, but you can re-organize the letters. You can even get software to remap the keyboard so it'll type whatever letters you put there - because for me, just reorganizing the keys would have no effect as I type by memory. But it's always fun to remap someone's keyboard and leave the letters in standard qwerty setup, haha :)

Platy*the destroyer of many people's sanity*pi007