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Thanks for the replies.
I use the keyboard and number pad, when I am programming a system and I have the ability to "get comfortable." While it is true it is more space, normally I use the netbook keyboard for the regular service calls.
Using the touch pad mouse can be a pain with dirty hand.
So far, when I have needed to use them, they have come in handy. They don't take up to much room.
Again thanks,
Mike
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