My Reply follows quote. On 04/02/2006 10:07 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >This is kind of an old school question/follow-up to the previous: > >> You didn't say what kind of keyboard you are using, but the >> older beige ADB keyboards do nicely if disassembeled and run >> through the dishwasher on the top shelf. Let them dry for a >> couple of days and good as new! > >Can the same be done for Apple's first ergonomic keyboard, that cool >one that came in several parts, and whose main section could "spread >out" ergonomically"? Can it, too, be taken apart and cleaned like that? > >I have a few I'd like to get working properly again. > >twv --------- I think that would be the "Apple Adjustable Keyboard" and I only have an incomplete one to look at. I have never taken it completely apart, so I don't know what its innards looks like, but if it is the typical "switches mounted on circuit board" then it should work. If it has a bunch of ribbon connectors I would be a bit more leery.
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