[P1] to iBook one more thing

[Jack Rodgers]

On Wednesday, December 18, 2002, at 07:20  AM, paulatx1 at aol.com wrote:

> And let's not forget how fragile the Ti screen is  when it comes to 
> scratches.  Okay...to be fair, it's a design flaw because the keys 
> seem to actually touch  and then scratch  the LCD.  But I don't have 
> that happening on my iBook.  Seems silly to have to put a piece of 
> paper in my Ti  between the keyboard and the LCD  just to protect the 
> screen.

It is no more fragile than the icebook lcd. I don't believe those are 
scratches, just oil from your fingertips that is being transfered to 
the screen because of bad design on Apple's part, ie not leaving enough 
clearance between the screen and the keys. You can remove it using a 
microfiber cloth.

I guess it is possible that the screen is being pressed into the keys 
when you pack the tiBook or carry it so I might be wrong in assuming 
just closing it causes the contact. I could test it if I could find my 
microfiber cloth.

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How about a switcher ad for adding software, installing a printer or 
any other action which requires a password...that you don't remember... 
  :)
Jack Rodgers

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