OfficeMax to donate <I>W</I> keys
OfficeMax will donate 500 new W keyboard keys and 100 computer keyboards to George W. Bush's administration, the retailer announced Wednesday. It was reported Monday that the W key on many White House keyboards was missing. The keyboards, manufactured by Logitech, feature the complete alphabet, including the W. The company said the extra supply of W keys is added protection in case similar problems crop up in other parts of the government.
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OfficeMax will donate 500 new keyboard keys and 100 computer keyboards to George W. Bush's administration, the retailer announced Wednesday. It was reported Monday that the W key on many White House keyboards was missing. The keyboards, manufactured by Logitech, feature the complete alphabet, including the W. The company said the extra supply of W keys is added protection in case similar problems crop up in other parts of the government.