Interesting exchange, thanks. What tool did you use to make the trim
cut? Would you recommend 1/8 inch, or might less do it also?
>I found that the traces on my Duo keyboard where they plug into the
>connector were worn in the center of the trace. Evidently the contact
>in the holder is thin and it wears in the middle of the trace. It
>looked good with the naked eye, but when I used my loupe, it was easily
>discirnable. I trimmed the edge of the contact and the plastic
>stiffener, by about 1/8 inch and inserted it and it worked. On my
>keyboard the control, option, command and esc keys did not work.
>
>Robert
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