>how the scissors type plastic piece fits on to the keyboard frame, but
>can't actually seem to make it set in place. Is their any special trick to
>this?
No, it's just really hard. If I remember correctly, it's easier to first place the "sissors" then snap the key in place on top of it. You have to really look close to see how you're placing it and set it up properly before you start snapping away. One end of the sissors slides and the other snaps in place. Hope this helps. . .
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