>> What's the cheapest way to replace about 2 dozen key caps on the Lombard my >> wife inherited from me after I beat the tar out of it and bought a TiBook? >> Some of the letters have been rubbed off completely. >> >> They're $3 a piece at pb-parts. Don't need a whole new keyboard, especially >> at $110, which was the cheapest one I've been able to find. >> >> I check in with eBay once in a while and those usually get sold for more >> than I'd like to pay just for the keycaps. > > Take a look at > > http://www.pbparts.com/store/agora.cgi?cart_id=3996060.7229*OB1yD&next=60&prod > uct=_lp > > --- the last item on the page should be Lombard/Pismo keycaps.
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