I would have to edit every post! / myLot

Chile

January 9, 2016 5:58pm CST

At my old keyboard, the letters are just bits of what once was a white line. I didn´t care much as I never used it. But now that my laptop is dead, I have to use this one all the time. And sometimes I see a U instead of an I or a p instead of an o. Today, my friend Dixie came and took my laptop to the technician she knows. I hope he can fix it. Meanwhile, I will try to find an old white marker and write down the letters of the keyboard. When it is dry, an carefully, I will cover it with tranparent nail polish. Do you fix your old keyboards or do you just buy another one?

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louievill

@louievill (28851)

• Philippines

10 Jan 16

I'd probably just smash it against our concrete post

no seriously instead of using markers and nail polish, a neater way to do it is cut letters from a thick and smooth magazine, paste it on the keyboard, apply pvc or Elmer"s glue and wait for it to dry and form to a hard transparent film. I seldom buy. one of the things i do is buy junk and scraps so there's a lot i can reuse from our junk yard.

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marguicha

@marguicha (215428)

• Chile

10 Jan 16

Your idea of letters from a magazine is wonderful! Thanks friend. I hate to buy things if I can fix old ones.

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Jabo

@jaboUK (64361)

• United Kingdom

10 Jan 16

I've only ever had the one keyboard, but it's only 2 and a half years old and all the letters are still legible. I hope you get your laptop fixed.

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marguicha

@marguicha (215428)

• Chile

10 Jan 16

I hope so too. I don´t have the money to buy a new laptop right now.

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santuccie

@santuccie (3384)

• United States

12 Jan 16

I've been touch-typing for most of my life. As long as I can feel the bumps to find the home row, I can type in the dark. :P

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scheng1

@scheng1 (24650)

• Singapore

10 Jan 16

I have a few keyboards at home. All these were purchased by my family members, and since keyboards hardly get damaged, the unused ones are still unused.

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marguicha

@marguicha (215428)

• Chile

10 Jan 16

I would have to check on old keyboards. I also have a couple of them at home.

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