The second known version is part number 2189014-00-211, unofficially dubbed “version 2”. Their most common vintage is 1992. These are visually very similar to version 1 keyboards, with the same AT style plug and chassis. However, version 2 keyboards lack the “AnyKey” inscription on their face. The silver label on the reverse still bears the AnyKey moniker. This keyboard is held together with screws as is the previous version. must be programmed on this version by holding down control and pressing Program Macro. Simply pressing Program Macro does nothing.—The foregoing may be true of some specimens of this model, but on at least one 'Program Macro' alone works. The Print Screen key has the additional label "Sys Rq" on the front edge, and the Pause key has the additional label "Break" on the front edge. Keytops from later AnyKey keyboards will not necessarily match cosmetically, as the later lettering is a little closer to the bottom of the keytop, and the strokes slightly thinner.