| Title: | True North Strong & Free |
| Notice: | Introduction in Note 535, For Sale/Wanted in 524 |
| Moderator: | POLAR::RICHARDSON |
| Created: | Fri Jun 19 1987 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1040 |
| Total number of notes: | 13668 |
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Note 1290.0 French-Canadian Keyboard For 320+
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KAOFS::LOCKYER "Garry" 18 lines 1-MAY-1991 12:03
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I would like to order a French-Canadian keyboard for my 320+. I can not
find a part number for an "industry-standard 101-key French-Canadian
keyboard". Does such a thing exist?
It looks like the only alternative is an LK250-PP - Digital Gold-key style
keyboard for French-language users. From reading other topics in this
conference about LK250s, they don't sound like a real good solution -
I'm concerned about incompatabilities with software that expects a real
"industry-standard" keyboard. Also, I'm not sure if a keyboard for French
users is the same as a keyboard for French-Canadian users.
All help and suggestions appreciated. I'm going to post this in the
Canada conference as I suspect the folks in Quebec have gone over this
ground before.
Regards,
Garry
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| 439.1 | wrong notes file | POLAR::LACAILLE | YFM-350 the real Ultimate Warrior | Wed May 01 1991 15:15 | 8 |
Garry, I think that most of the Quebecois who were once part of this notes conference have since migrated to the FRENCH notes file. Charlie | |||||
| 439.2 | BOO is Major Supplier | JPLAIN::FRITZ | Tue May 14 1991 18:47 | 6 | |
Contact Boston Manufacturing....we produce all LK250 keyboards and
yes, there is a French/Canadian version available.
dtn 281-5662
rf
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| 439.3 | For real? | CGOO01::LMILLER | hasten slowly | Wed May 15 1991 04:40 | 1 |
BOO - give me a break!7 | |||||
| 439.4 | ... or was it Arfk Aubrbkn | SWAM2::MCCARTHY_LA | Use an accordian, go to jail! | Wed May 15 1991 15:15 | 8 |
BOO - believe it! You see, location codes used to be 2 characters, so,
Calgary was CG, for example, and Boston was "BO" (hee, hee, hee - it's
true!). When 3-character codes became necessary, all of the old,
2-character codes got an "O" stuck on the end. Hence, "CGO" and "BOO".
This is all described in horrible and tedious detail in Karf Barbunk's
fourth book, "Fourteen Years Astride the Sausage Counter", published
under the pseudonym Frak Bbknrau.
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| 439.5 | Balony! | KAOFS::D_PAWSEY | vibrato...le voila | Wed May 15 1991 15:46 | 2 |
Would Arfk Aubrkn happen to be a member of the "Royal Order of Balony
Hunters" secret society?
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| 439.6 | We're not allowed to say | SWAM2::MCCARTHY_LA | Use an accordian, go to jail! | Wed May 15 1991 16:18 | 0 |
| 439.7 | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Sick in a balanced sort of way | Thu May 16 1991 02:46 | 1 | |
Was Korf Barbunk a Free Mason? | |||||
| 439.8 | Mr moderator | POLAR::LACAILLE | YFM-350 the real Ultimate Warrior | Thu May 16 1991 15:15 | 9 |
Please delete the previous note as its sarcasm may result a contract aginst Mr Richardsons life. I have heard of horrible deaths involving the force feading of Bangers and Saurkruat. Charlie | |||||