How to Repair a Dead Key on a Mac Keyboard (4 Steps)

Insert the end of your tweezers under the dead key and gently pry up to pop it out of place. Place the key face-down on a table or desk.
Use your tweezers to remove the plastic hinge from the bottom side of the key.
Fit the hinge in the key compartment, making sure that the clips at the side of the hinge connect securely to the metal tabs on the side of the key compartment.
Fit the key back in the key compartment and gently press down until the key snaps in place. The key should now work without any problems.
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How to Turn an iPad Into a Mini Computer (5 Steps)

Connect a wireless keyboard to your iPad. The iPad comes with Bluetooth built in, allowing you to use your keyboard within 30 feet of the iPad. Turn on the keyboard and the iPad should pair itself with it. If it does not, tap 'Settings' on the iPad, then select 'General' and 'Bluetooth' to locate the keyboard.
Place your iPad into a stand to sit on your desk or table. A docking station stand is available from Apple directly, or you can select stands made by third-party manufacturers. You can connect speakers to the iPad or to the docking station. The PadDock 10 from SMK-Link electronics allows you to rotate the iPad in the stand and even includes stereo speakers in the stand.
Connect your iPad to a computer monitor, television or projector with a VGA adapter by connecting it to an Apple VGA Adapter. The adapter supports up to 1,080 pixel resolution in HD.
Connect your iPad to a wireless printer using a wireless router and one of the many apps available for wireless printing. Apple's AirPrint works with many HP printers. PrintCentral, an app available from EuroSmartz Ltd works with any wireless printer or through 3G.
Unplug the iPad and remove it from the stand at any time. Bring the stand and accessories with you on the road to use your iPad mini computer when you travel.
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