Irv Thomae wrote: > > On Sun, 3 Jan 1999 00:03:37 -0800 (PST), Daniel Say wrote: > ...[after quoting Peter Evans on PS/2 <--> old-style keyboard connectors] > > > And go out now and try to find nice keyboards, usually used, > > that have the same feel and keys (hwere's "~", "/", "\" etc?) > > because they are increasingly Windows 104 keyboards > > with too-soft touch. > > > Surplus dealers still have the old (non-Windoze) style. For example, > I paid $19.95 last summer for a 101-key "Leading Edge" keyboard, with a > rt-angle DIN connector, at Electronic Planet. I went back just before > Christmas for another, and they still had at least a dozen more. I think the old AT (and enhanced) style keyboards made by IBM (Lexmark) for the AT and PS/2 are the best ones ever made. Six months ago I picked up 4 of them from Boeing Surplus here in Seattle for $3 each! Cleaned 'em up, good as new, and they work perfectly--a joy to use. I hate those mushy keyboards with little tactile and auditory feedback. Regards, Lowell Anderson