On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Chad Cooper wrote:
> 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.
Oh, and make sure there's no paperclip fallen between the keys and into
the keyboard. THAT can mess you up. Although the problems I've run into
with that made the key harder to press, not stickier.
Julia
