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Old 15-03-2004, 20:24   #16
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Most keyboards you can pull the keys off quite easily. Soak them in warm water while you use a can of compressed air to spray off the board (or use a miniature vacumn, maplins sell them for £5) and then dust it off a little more. Dead easy, but it's best to write down the order the keys should go in first
I just take the screws out put the keyboard thingy in the bowl and give it a good scrub, usually after someone has spilt coffee all over it.

i check the keys are right using the onscreen keyboard

Did I mention I have a problem with my keyboard dis apearing from devices?
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Most keyboards you can pull the keys off quite easily. Soak them in warm water while you use a can of compressed air to spray off the board (or use a miniature vacumn, maplins sell them for £5) and then dust it off a little more. Dead easy, but it's best to write down the order the keys should go in first


it would be just as easy to buy a new keyboard every now and then
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Old 15-03-2004, 20:33   #18
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Right, thats it - I'm gonna start crapping on my desk and flush emails down the toilet - that should even things up a bit .....
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