>"Zane H. Healy" wrote:
> > Jerome Fine replies:
> > I presume the LK201 and the LK401 are plug compatible?
> > Also, what are the actual differences and why do you prefer
> > the LK401?
> Yes, they are compatable/interchangable. I've ended up with a LK201
> attached to the VT420 on my PDP-11/73 somehow, but the rest of the VT420's
> I'm using have LK401's. I prefer the LK401's as they 'feel' better to me.
> I think the keys are slightly different in shape/angle. I just wish they
> had the flap that at least some LK201's have to put the piece of cardboard
> that shows what the function keys are mapped to.
Jerome Fine replies:
While I was in the basement this morning trying for the
99th time to recover some more bad blocks from an
RK05 pack, I noticed an LK401 keyboard that I
acquired about two years ago when I also acquired
some BA23 boxes that were about to be tossed as well.
My eye sight may be failing, but for the FIRST time, I just
noticed that the LK401 keyboard has TWO ALT KEYS!!!
WHAT are they doing there and WHAT are they used for?
And what function do they have?????? Anyone, PLEASE.
Sincerely yours,
Jerome Fine
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Received on Sun Oct 13 2002 - 08:27:00 BST