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Mark Huebner
Jul 5, 2002, 1:34:12 PM7/5/02
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My IBM T30 Thinkpad manual says to clean the screen with a soft, dry cloth
or a cloth moistened with a little water. I don't see how they expect to
get fingerprints off a screen with just water. Is there any other methods
to clean the LCD screen without damaging it?
or a cloth moistened with a little water. I don't see how they expect to
get fingerprints off a screen with just water. Is there any other methods
to clean the LCD screen without damaging it?
Michael H.
Jul 5, 2002, 2:23:52 PM7/5/02
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Mark,
You can try cleaner spray and cleaning cloth that is designed for AR
(anti-reflective) coated lenses, such as for eyeglasses.
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La Bomba Subwoofa
Jul 6, 2002, 12:21:38 AM7/6/02
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water works. i don't know how or understand why, but it does work. my
guess is I don't think oils stick very well to the surface of the lcd
guess is I don't think oils stick very well to the surface of the lcd
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Ray Armstrong
Jul 6, 2002, 9:43:02 AM7/6/02
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I use warm water...it works Bald!!
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Sheldon
Jul 6, 2002, 5:41:16 PM7/6/02
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I'll second the vote for eyeglass cleaner. The good stuff is meant for
coated lenses and is antistatic. Probably more important is the cloth you
use. I like to use a soft cotton cloth, even an old t-shirt. With the
right cloth, you can even use spit for a small spot. With the wrong cloth
you'll screw up the screen no matter what you use.
coated lenses and is antistatic. Probably more important is the cloth you
use. I like to use a soft cotton cloth, even an old t-shirt. With the
right cloth, you can even use spit for a small spot. With the wrong cloth
you'll screw up the screen no matter what you use.
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