kfk9673@ultb.UUCP (K.F. Kingston) (03/28/89)
I've got a problem that I hope you people can help me with. I have an older model IBM PC (true blue) including keyboard. Is there a way to control the keyclick (ie turn it off) with software control or what? Don't tell me to get a new keyboard :-). Thanks... Karl Kingston BITNET: KFK9673@RITVAX Internet: ..!rochester!ritcv!kfk9673
leonard@bucket.UUCP (Leonard Erickson) (04/01/89)
In article <520@ultb.UUCP> kfk9673@ultb.UUCP (K.F. Kingston) writes:
<I've got a problem that I hope you people can help me with. I have an
<older model IBM PC (true blue) including keyboard.
<
<Is there a way to control the keyclick (ie turn it off) with software
<control or what?
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<Don't tell me to get a new keyboard :-).
Sorry, but getting a new keyboard *is* the only solution. The keyclick
is produced *mechanically* by the key. In other words, when you press
the key, the parts inside *that key* click. It can't be modified.
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