On 22 Mar 2006, at 18:01, Bill White wrote: > A few weeks ago I migrated to a 2 GHz MacBook Pro from a 1 GHz TiBook, > skipping over any experience with the AlBooks. I'm trying to avoid > one issue > I had with the TiBook and trying to troubleshoot a now recurring > issue. > > First, the TiBooks are well-known for having problems with marks on > their > screens, and mine was no exception. It was plagued with the usual > screen > marks...despite the fact that the screen *never* came in contact > with the > keyboard; I used a piece of thin leather-like fabric between the > keyboard > and screen, but it didn't fix the problem. > > I seem to recall that the AlBooks, and hopefully the MacBooks, have > more > space between the screen and keyboard, making a piece of fabric > unnecessary. > Is this true? My very early Al-book (OCT-03) has never had any key imprint problems (which I definitely had with the Ti-500). My screen was changed by Apple in summer 2005 because of the white- spot problem, but at the time, I had no key marks, and since then I can report no key marks at all. Trevor