Sources for 8b TTL keyboards (Keytronics)

Sigh. You'd think if they actually wanted to make the documentation _usable_, they'd make it plain text. Apparently glitz wins out over usability once again. Hm, I was recently looking for single-chip computers, and discarded the atmega stuff because the documentation digikey pointed me at didn't have an instruction-set section. (I ended up with Freescale's MC68HC908QY4.) Perhaps I should revisit them - do you happen to have a pointer to the instruction set documentation handy? (I perhaps could find it, eventually, but the Web searches that appear to be everybody else's - and in particular companies' - idea of easy-to-find information are difficult and unpleasant, not to mention often nonfunctional, for me. If you have it handy, that'd save me some grubbing around.) I assume they're more of those damned PDFs, meaning hours spent extracting the information from them into a form that's actually usable, but that's an overhead cost I'm willing to invest for a good microcontroller-style computer. (And more tree-killing, but that's going to be true no matter what form the doc takes.) /~\ The ASCII Mouse \ / Ribbon Campaign X Against HTML mouse at rodents-montreal.org / \ Email! 7D C8 61 52 5D E7 2D 39 4E F1 31 3E E8 B3 27 4B