Charles Robinson wrote: > On Feb 28, 2007, at 20:30, Stan Halpin wrote: > >> I moisten a paper towel and gently wipe the screen surface on my Mac >> notebooks. The grease from your fingers transfers to the keyboard >> and, when the lid is closed, to the screen. An occasional wipedown of >> the keyboard can prolong the intervals between screen cleanings. > > I have a super-thin piece of polarfleece that I put down on top of > the keyboard before I flip the lid down. That keeps the grease and > such from getting onto the keyboard. > > That being said, if I get anything on the screen I just use water. > Not a lot.... but nothing more exotic than that! > > Of course, with the MacBook she has that annoying glossy screen so > she'll probably have to be cleaning it about once every other day. > Does anyone know WHY so many machines come with those annoying glossy > screens these days???? > > -Charles
The glossy screens sell better, most of the Windows machines have gone that way. MacBook Pro's and a few really high-end windows boxes give the option of the better matte screens and the 'ooh shiney' glossy screens. -Adam Stuck with Glossy on his HP. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
