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Hi Kees Paap <[log in to unmask]>, you wrote >With Gary I had a talk about hitting two (or more) keys at one time. I'm not >familiar with the situation att the other side of the big pond, but here (in >Holland) we have special stores for handicapped people where they can buy >specialized tools to make life more comfortable. > >One of those items is an overlay for your keyboard. It is from metal and it >fits over your normal keyboard. I is lying between the keys, so it won't >slip. It changes the keyboard in a way that each key is lying in a hole. In >Holland it kost about $100. I informed by a company after there activities >in the usa. They are still trying to get something done in the USA. They are >working on an English version of the brochure. There are a number of firms who make this type of Keyboard Guards in UK. Usually they're made of clear acrylic and cost 40 to 60 UK pounds. >I promised a brochure to Jeremy Browne : it's on it's way. Thanks Kees: is that the one with the one-handed keyboard in it? I look forward to gettin it. Best regards to your family. -- Jeremy Browne - [log in to unmask] Shaking Hands BBS - +44 (0)1252 626233 - Fidonet 2:252/160