Back when I smoked I used to do that with paper matches. Well, it worked! Newton Ron Koval wrote: > > I just stumbled onto a fix for keyslips that bind on the keys, causing > "sticking keys". I've seen many different ways of trying to solve this, > from cardstock at the cheekblocks, to screws in the action frame to shims > for the little dowels in the keyslip itself. > > This may be an old remedy, but I haven't seen it before. I took some of my > travelling paper, (I've got a little container, precut) and licked and > sticked (stay away, grammar police) it to the bottom edge of the keyslip, > closest to the keyboard. When tightened down, this tilts it away from the > keys. Very easy, adjustable, and reversable. > > Ron Koval > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.
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