Hi Steve, Steve Holmes <steve at holmesgrown.com> wrote: > I did have problems however. The problem I had was that the insert > key would not act as a normal insert modifier. Apparently, this > particular keyboard was intended strictly to be for numeric kaying and > the insert key on that pad was actually built as a tab key for the > keyer to tab to the next field. Thus I could never get the other keys > on the pad to do anything but enter numbers! It was a total bust for > me. I don't know how to address this issue with store help to be sure > to pick the correct keyboard next time I look for one. Not sure what > to look for on any of the packaging. I'm glad that can still be a > possibility but at this point, I can't say what brands to either avoid > or embrace. That's interesting. I guess a little caution is advised then. Thanks for this information. Chuck. -- Chuck in Hudson.
