I'd take it to a computer shop and explain the situation. I've seen shops perform battery replacements on older devices for free, so it's worth a try. A fix like the one you described should be trivial for places like that, and you might get lucky and have them fix it immediately, at no cost. -- Have a great day, Alex mehgcap@xxxxxxxxx On Feb 6, 2014, at 1:03 AM, jessica brown <justforlistmessages531@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi. My enter key came off my keyboard and is now in 3 pieces. There is the > kind of oval shaped key which is 1 piece. Then the second piece is a piece > of metal that looks like a paper clip would look if you unbent both ends all > the way and unfolded it and then bent both ends back on themselves about a > half an inch each. Hope this description makes sense. Anyhow, the third piece > is a piece of rubber which is kind of round with a round whole at one end and > a pointy end on the other end. I can not afford to send my unit in to hw or a > local computer shop. I can use the thumb keys or the middle of the scroll > wheel for an enter key in some cases like to press enter on a file or folder > name, but that does not work for stuff like enter with dot 4 to turn up the > volume or enter with dot 1 to turn it down or enter with dots 2-5-6 to look > up a word in the dictionary and stuff like that. The place where the enter > key used to be is now an oval indentation with one little round thing in each > of the 4 corners and also 2 little rectangular things, one at the top middle > and one at the bottom middle. Also, in the center of the oval indentation > there is a round whole I have to stick my finger into to make the enter key > work when I need to do something the scroll wheel or thumb keys do not work > for as described above. Is there any way I can fix it myself or if not, at > least something to put in the whole and have it stay there so I do not have > to stick my finger way down in the whole and I can just press down on the > thing I put on top of the whole? Please, Please help! Thank you. > ------------------------------- > BNU: BrailleNote Users - a forum for users of BrailleNote family of products > from Humanware. > Website: www.braillenoteusers.info > > IMPORTANT: By default, replies will be sent to individuals. If you feel that > your reply would be useful for others, please use "reply to all" feature in > your email client. > > If you wish to unsubscribe from this list, send an email with the subject > line of "unsubscribe" to braillenote-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx. > > You can also visit our list page at: > www.freelists.org/list/braillenote > From this page, you can unsubscribe, change email delivery settings and view > list archives. > > If you have any comments or questions for list moderators, please send an > email to braillenote-moderators@xxxxxxxxxxxxx. Thanks.