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
[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
I like that... SOunds like you could even use it in place of a Palm Pilot..
Thanks,
David
www.ibookparts.com
www.wegenermedia.com
So does a piece of plain white copy 8.5 x 11 paper. And you can use
it to jot down notes, todo's etc. and replace as needed.
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on 8/2/02 12:26 PM, [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
Dylan, Other World Computing has a laptop screen protector,
made of soft leather, for $14.95. Below ia from their
website:
I think it was Bob LeVitus who suggested recently that
you can go to a local auto parts store and get a nice
big chamois cloth for about 1/2 that and then cut it
to fit
IMHO, the wonderfull protector pads aren't all they're marked up to be.
Why? It's simple. If your screen is so close to the keys that closing it
means the keys touch the screen, then what happens when you add a piece of
leather (or a thick chamois) in the mix? You simply don't have the room
