on 8/2/02 11:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hey everyone, its time for me to ask a question that has been answered at > LEAST a hundred times. > ->I have just bought my first G-book, a lombard 333. I've been very careful > with it to not scratch or touch the screen, but one day in my bag, i think > some extra pressure was applied to the closed 'book and now I have an exact > indentation of my keyboard on my screen. Its fairly light and if I turn up > the brightness, I can't see it and the screen itself is just fine. So, first > of all, is there any means of repairing the lightened areas of the screen > from where the edges of the keys touched the screen, and secondly, I've heard > that placing a peice of cloth or rubber across the board before closing stops > the indentations from getting worse/happening at all. Is this true, and what > material is the best to do this? I'd apreciate AS MUCH information on this as > possible, as I have to take it around with me quite a bit and I dont want the > screen to get all banged up. > > Thanks! > -Dylan Moore > I'm as old as the macintosh I always put a piece of copy paper in the book before I close it. Seems to work.
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