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>>keep the BIOS up to date, fix the keyboard (I'm not talking about the >>"butterfly" mechanism--that works wonderfully--you have to bang away a>>t the keys to be sure they will register; the travel is also not >>quite full, despite what they say. However, I recently tried the >>keyboard on the fancy new 760E, and it is even worse!), and you have a word on the thinkpad keyboard. I changed from a 360CSE to my present 755CSE, and the new keyboard was the pits. I had to push hard enough, and vertically down, that I couldn't touch type. I had IBM come in and replace it, the new one is wonderful! When I was doing all this with the service people, they told me that there are two versions of the keyboard, touch type and normal. I suspect mine came as 'normal', and they installed a touch type version. Horror story on the dual scan screens : I'm on my third, the bottom half of the screen goes yellow and you're stuffed. Takes an average of a month to get a new part. I figured out in the end how to call Boulder CO, make enough waves, and get the priority bumped to the highest level. A few months ago they were getting a half dozen a week arriving. Buy IBM : Not next time. They switch the models too fast, you wait tmonths for your PC, and the warranty service is awful. The software telephone support only knows how to tell you it's not an IBM problem. Simon ///************************************************************************** // /// Simon Maufe ||| MAUFE@TWEETY.DIGSYS.COM // /// Daugherty Systems ||| 314-432-8200 office // /// St Louis ||| 314-257-8018 home // /// ||| 314-694-3207 client office // /// All opinions and thoughts are mine and not those of my employer or client / /// Use anything in here at your own risk \\\ \\\************************************************************************** \\