Boooooy my momma has eyes like a Hawk we finnly ggots to ggooooooes on a walk using the scooter its been too hot or raiiiiining.Weees were going down the sidewalk at the Faiiiiiirgrounnds I scored a purfectly good Chicken drumstick. A dumb ole hummman must have dropped it next thing I hears is PATCHES drop thaat now. Will I has to spiit it outs when Momma says now Iknows I had better dooos it or she will fisssssh it out fors me. Heck I was hopping she would not sees me.
Buddy was on the other sides of Momma he doessnt get to score much hes too tall.
Patches
PS: Can any computer person tell me why on some oooof my letters like th o's, i's, m's, & s's get stuck I'm suure tired of having to go back & type stuff over & over or delete letters over & over. The only way I type is hunt & peck too.Thanks for any help
Hi Papbouv,
You have Patches trained very well! Especially where anything they consider edible (which is often just about everything) is concerned, it's so important that they listen when you say drop it! But as we all know, they'd sooner try to get it down than give it up........ :grin:
The keyboard problem is very annoying; I had that happen a couple of years ago with the spacebar, of all keys to decide to stick! Sometimes it's just a matter of dust or a crumb being stuck under one or more keys. Can you turn the keyboard upside down and shake it gently? How old is the computer and/or keyboard? The contacts under the keys can wear. Each key is actually a "cap" set individually and can be popped off, but do this when the computer is off. Blow off or gently brush off the area under the key and then put the key cap back on --- it should just snap on with a soft click. One of these options often solves the problem, but if it doesn't you may just need to replace the keyboard. If anyone has another computer that doesn't work or is not in use anymore, you can probably just swap keyboards.