Kristin,
I would say this it is as simple as having a worn-out keyboard. Try the
obvious first. You can also turn the keyboard upside down and shake out all
of the crumbs that tend to collect between the keys. Usually when I do it, I
get enough product to feed a mouse family for a month. ;-> A last ditch
effort would be to bang the key really hard.
I'll say it again... Nothing on a computer can't be fixed by a good
ten-pound sledge.
Chadster
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> Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 7:02 PM
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> Subject: Stuck Down Altkey Again
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>
> Remember when I asked for advice about NetHack? my keyboard
> behaving as if
> the alt key was stuck down until a reboot? well I don't think it was
> Nethack or IE so much as using streaming audio from IE.
> Either Realplayer
> 6.0.7 or Windows Media 6.x (yeah, I know these aren't the newest
> versions) from IE 5.0x. on a Compaq Deskpro EN with an ESS audio
> chip. really weird things happen. Any windows programmers know?
>
> kristin
>
>
