[nabs-l] The technology in specialized notetakers

[Carly Mihalakis]

HI, Joe,

My name is Carly and I think  I knew you at the CCB like 10 years 
ago, right? Aren't you from Missouri? 08:48 PM 7/13/2013, you wrote:
>Anna,
>The first bit of good news is  that the plastic piece that came off 
>is almost certainly not the part that actually makes the key work; 
>it's probably just the part your finger presses. That part, in turn, 
>presses on something underneath it, which actually interacts with 
>the circuitry of the device. The point is, provided they didn't 
>build it some weird funky way, all you have to do is get a 
>replacement part, which will probably just snap right into place on 
>the device. More good news is that you're virtually guaranteed that 
>the part won't cost all that much money, if they even charge you at 
>all since it's just a piece of plastic. The  bad news is that you're 
>probably going to have to go through HIMS to get it. These things 
>are fit specifically to the device they're built for, so you can't 
>just go pick one up some place.
>
>Joe
>
>
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