[iBook] screen cleaning

[Don Hinkle]

Oh boy, Mike COle is "thinking different" 2B shure. Matt, in case you 
didn't spot it, it's a gag--a rough kind of initiation, Mike!

Get a spray bottle of KLEAR SCREEN and the associated lint-free cloth. 
Spray only on the cloth, then apply to the screen carefully so it 
doesn't leak into the edges. Wipe down carefully to avoid smudges.
I also bought some of those special cloths--TRASAN Natural Cleaning 
Cloths from Sweden--that are great for cleaning off the screen. I now 
tend to just use one of those without the KLEAR and they work fine, but 
if you've got fingerprints on your screen, the KLEAR may be necessary.
-don

"Never give in!  Never give in!  Never, never, never, never-in nothing 
great or  small, large or petty-never give in except to convictions of 
honor and good  sense."  ~Winston Churchill

On May 18, 2005, at 3:14 AM, Mike Cole wrote:

> Take it outside, and use the "jet" setting on your garden hose to 
> spray the whole thing down.  Don't forget to soap and wax it.
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> Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 3:11 AM
> Subject: [iBook] screen cleaning
>
>
>> Virgin poster so be gentle with me....
>>
>> I bought my first iBook (first Mac actually) a couple of months ago 
>> and
>> although its general loveliness continues unabated, the screen's 
>> getting
>> a bit dusty and smurry. I've got some generic screen cleaner stuff 
>> which
>> works fine on my PC's CRT monitor, and on my Palm so I assume it'll be
>> okay on my iBook... but will it? Is there anything better? Any tips 
>> and
>> tricks anyone wants to pass on?
>>
>> many thanks in advance
>>
>> Matt