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TeresaW

TeresaW Report 20 Jun 2011 12:03

Ann, you can get them from most PC suppliers. Keyboards are pretty much a standard size. Just google keyboard dust covers, you'll find loads. Amazon do them for about a fiver.

PS because you don't touch type you are probably hitting the keys straight down with the tip of your finger instead of the pad, so your nails will slowly be scraping the letters off, so not only will the dust cover protect from dust and crumbs, but wear and tear too.

AnninGlos

AnninGlos Report 20 Jun 2011 11:55

Is it specially for the keyboard (i.e. custom made?)

AnninGlos

AnninGlos Report 20 Jun 2011 11:33

This is the second microsoft keyboard that I have had. The same thing has happened with both in that the letters are wearing off badly. This one is only a year old.

Does anyone else have this problem and if so how do you deal with it? I am quite annoyed about it as the keyboards are not cheap. (I don't touch type so need the keys to be lettered.)