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Kirill Frolov
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All
4 February 2005
Press RESET immediately, All!
Has anyone seen a keyboard /without a numeric field/ on the right for sale?
parts? Do such things even exist, or is it easier to just start regular sawing?
From
Sergey Zotov
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To
Kirill Frolov
4 February 2005
A day has passed, and you are still alive! Kirill!
On 04 Feb 05, Kirill Frolov wrote to All:
KF> Has anyone seen a keyboard /without a numeric field/ on the right for sale
KF> parts? Do such things even exist, or is it easier to start regular sawing?
There are. Found from BTC. I don't remember the model. It costs us 40 USD. We also have these
There are keyboards at the checkout counters in supermarkets. %)
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From
Eugene Palenock
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To
Kirill Frolov
4 February 2005
Hello Kirill!
04 Feb 05 00:34, Kirill Frolov -> All:
KF> Has anyone seen a keyboard /without a numeric field/ on the right for sale
KF> parts? Do such things even exist, or is it easier to start regular sawing?
There are. Moreover, there are many different models without this piece.
And there is a piece with a plug-in (cable).
I recently chose a keyboard for myself, looked at what was generally available on the markets...
I bought this
http://www.microsoft.com/products/info/datasheet.aspx?view=22&pcid=e4eef44d-ef9
8-44d2-9451-abc336a4ec1b
Best regards, Evgeniy.
From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Kirill Frolov
4 February 2005
Hello, Kirill!
04 Feb 05, 00:34, Kirill Frolov wrote to All on the topic “narrow keyboard”:
KF> Has anyone seen a keyboard /without a numeric field/ on the right for sale
KF> parts? There are generally such things
In bulk. Disgusting.....
Happy connections. Roman.
From
Eugene Palenock
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To
Sergey Zotov
4 February 2005
Hello Sergey!
04 Feb 05 07:34, Sergey Zotov -> Kirill Frolov:
KF>> Has anyone seen a keyboard /without a numeric field/ for sale in
KF>> right side? Do such things even exist, or is it easier to start a regular one
KF>> cut?
SZ> There are. Found from BTC.
Why is this even necessary?!
After all, this field doesn’t interfere... But sometimes I use it (for a calculator, it’s convenient,
when especially not at the computer but just came up to count, and even the start button
calculator is now being done nearby)
Best regards, Evgeniy.
From
Sergey Zotov
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To
Eugene Palenock
4 February 2005
A day has passed, and you are still alive! Eugene!
On 04 Feb 05, Eugene Palenock wrote to Sergey Zotov:
KF>>> Has anyone seen a keyboard /without a numeric field/ for sale in
KF>>> right side? Do such things even exist, or is it easier to start a regular one
KF>>> cut?
SZ>> There are. Found from BTC.
EP> Why is this even necessary?!
EP> After all, this field doesn’t interfere... But sometimes I use it (for a calculator,
EP> convenient when you’re not at the computer, but just come up to count, and even
EP> the calculator launch button is now located nearby)
I don't use these buttons at all. They take up extra space on the table. At the end
In the end, the clave becomes very similar to Spekovskaya.
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From
Vlad Sotnikov
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To
Eugene Palenock
5 February 2005
Hello Eugene!
February 4, 2005 (it was 11:49 then)
Eugene Palenock in his letter to Kirill Frolov wrote:
EP> I recently chose a keyboard for myself, looked at what was generally available on the markets...
EP> I bought this
EP> http://www.microsoft.com/products/info/datasheet.aspx?view=22&pcid=e4e
EP> ef44d-ef9 8-44d2-9451-abc336a4ec1b
So, is it convenient to print on it? :)
Vega/ex-Style Group.
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From
Eugene Palenock
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To
Vlad Sotnikov
6 February 2005
Hello Vlad!
05 Feb 05 11:08, Vlad Sotnikov -> Eugene Palenock:
EP>> I recently chose a keyboard for myself, looked at what was generally available on the markets...
EP>> I bought this
EP>> http://www.microsoft.com/products/info/datasheet.aspx?view=22&pcid=
EP>> e4e ef44d-ef9 8-44d2-9451-abc336a4ec1b
VS> Well, is it convenient to type on it? :)
I’m still getting used to it... The hardest thing is that the del-ins-home-end is in a different place.
Best regards, Evgeniy.