Well, I can tell you that between using a piece of thin felt on my Ti/500 and using the original foam shipping pad on my 17", neither has gotten even the slightest little mark on it. And both of them get jammed into a backpack with a bunch of heavy books. Perhaps you should try a different cloth? My felt one was just a little piece of leftover fabric lying around the house-nothing beats free! ;-) John B. Crane <jbcrane at cranedigital.com> writes: > I agree. I have to say, even with my RadTech cloth in there, I'm still > getting impressions of the keboard on the screen-they're just not the > sharper, more focused marks of the edges of the keys. I suspect that > the contact is still there, (is the refrig light really off when you > close the door?), and as you pointed out, maybe even more so because of > the increase of material between keys and screen-but there's no oil (I > don't type on the keyboard, I leave it covered and use the external, > and the cloth would block any oil from the rare typing on the > keyboard). > > So this leads me to conclude that it's essentially unavoidable, > especially if you carry the book in a case, and put, say, your Franklin > Planner on top as you lay the bag on your car seat... pressing the > screen into the keyboard even more. So the best you can do is minimize > and mitigate the damage, which is what the right protector could offer. > That's my $.02 FWIW. Kynan Shook kshook at mac.com http://homepage.mac.com/kshook/index.html