> I think as long as you can do it quickly without a lot > work, stamping keys is just fine. Certainly looks classy > (if in the right spot). I know my penmanship has not > gotten better as I age..,i.e. I have to stop every 20 > numbers to take a deep breath and proceed...otherwise they > get a little funky by 88...'-] I definitely use > pencil...nothing worse than poorly written numbers in ink > or (worse) felt pens...yuck!!!! > > David Ilvedson, RPT What are the numbers for, that a nice clean diagonal line or two across the key set won't do? Do they have an actual function? The point is that this looks a lot like the usual excessive compulsive stirring of an empty pot, where a big deal is made of something of no real consequence, to no discernible benefit. Done for yourself, fine. We all have the odd bear to cross, and I (being personally afflicted) can certainly understand and support that, but let's name it such, accept it for what it is, and possibly move on to something more nearly real. Ron N
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