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carlton23 | 10:41 Sun 20th Feb 2011 | Technology
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Can I just do a straight swop from one `t` t`other?
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yes.
10:41 Sun 20th Feb 2011
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Ta much.
10:49 Sun 20th Feb 2011
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The only proviso is, if it has any extra keys for performing any other functions apart from standard letter type keys (volume, play/pause, zoom or shortcut keys to open a browser etc..) you'll need to install the software that comes with the keyboard to get the extra functions to work. but any keyboard will work as a basic keyboard in any computer by just plugging it in, it may take a few minutes to recognise it and install the drivers though, so give it a little time when you first plug it in.
10:59 Sun 20th Feb 2011
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Certainly more informative than your first answer Chuck.
12:58 Sun 20th Feb 2011

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