prevent too fast typing, how to?

[Dave]

I know a really good way to do this but it will require a  
modification to your hardware.

You just wire up the "000" key to an electric shock generator which  
increases in voltage the more times it is pressed. Should do the  
trick nicely!

All the Best
Dave

On 7 Mar 2007, at 18:00, Peter Alcibiades wrote:

> I'd like to do the following.  If 000 is typed at superhuman speed,  
> only the
> first 0 should make it into a field.  But if 000 is typed at normal  
> human
> rates, all three should.
>
> Can you think of any way to do this?
>
> The problem is a keypad with a 000 key right next to the 0 key.   
> All it does
> is keypress followed by keyrelease, superfast, three times.  I know  
> the users
> are going to press it by mistake, and then they are going to get very
> flustered when they see their amounts in thousands not tens.  So  
> I'd like
> some way to make it just result in one 0 being entered.
>
> Grateful as ever for any hints!
>
> Peter
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