Frank

You can purchase self adhesive key cap covers from a variety of mail order
companies that sell low vision devices.  The key caps stick on the top of
the key.  They seem to stay on for years.  I have had key cap covers on
several computers for quite a long time.  The covers are large print (which)
may not matter to you) and also have braille.

You should contact LS&S GROUP at (800) 468-4789 or Independent Living Aids
at (800) 537-2118.  I assume these same type of covers exist elsewhere, but
I know that both of these places have them.

I do not know of covers that slip over the keys, however.

Valerie
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Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 9:37 AM
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Subject: caps for keyboard


Hello All,
Question for all, Does anyone know of Braille caps which slip over the keys
on your keyboard? I have never heard of these, but I can't know
everything.Haa haa
If someone knows of these caps and where one could get them Please let me
know.
Thanks...
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Have a Great Day...

Frank


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