[GreenKeys] Model 35

[Bruce Lane]

	Most likely to prevent accidental activation in the midst of an important message. Example: Someone could be walking by the machine, and end up dropping something on the keyboard.

	Keep the peace(es).

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On 23-Jul-11 at 11:28 Larry Tighe wrote:

>Still working to understand the Model 35 I aquired.....why would the
>machine 
>have a "KB Unblind" function.
>
>In other words....why would a KB be "blinded" in the first place?  Seems
>to 
>me you just don't type if
>you don't want the KB functional.  What am I missing here?  Printers were 
>blinded to prevent print
>when they were on a "party line" until the unblind code was sent...that 
>makes sense.
>
>lar 
>
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