[Ti] Rubber dome thingies (3M bumpons, etc.)

[Chris Scott]

Shaun:

Thanks for the response and the offer.  If I can't find them locally, 
I might email you off-list and ask you to send them to me.

The ones that you're talking about in your post:  are they indeed 3M 
bumpons, or are they a different brand?  Do you have a "part number" 
or name which will help me identify the exact ones?  (I assume that 
they need to be within certain size limits.)

How do they work for you?

Where do you place them on the computer, at the leading corners or elsewhere?

Thanks again.


Shaun Hayes-Holgate wrote:

>They're tiny rubber half bubbles that come 12(?) to a sheet.
>You could fit two in one nostril with room to spare.I find them
>at my local Home depot,drug store or hardware store easily.
>If you can't find them I can send you some if you'd like.
>
>On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 09:30 PM, Chris Scott wrote:
>
>>Some time ago there was discussion regarding rubber domes or 
>>spacers to place on the keyboard to prevent scratching or greasing 
>>of the screen on the Ti-books.
>>
>>Can we resurrect the discussion?  What were the thingies, and where 
>>can one get them?
>>
>>Thanks.
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Chris Scott
Connolly & Castagna, L.L.P.
4611 Bee Cave Road, Suite 201
Austin, Texas

Phone:
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Main:  512.329.3290
Fax:  512.329.3222

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