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zipper1022

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Oct 13, 2006
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Long Island, NY/ Boston, MA
i remmerb reading stuff about powerbooks and keeping something between he keyboars and the screen while it closed

my MBP came wit that sheet of paper(?) inbetween teh keyboard and the screen. shoudl i keep that in there when i have it closed and are transporting it? also, those rubber keyboard protector things, the keyskins, ifi use one of those will it mark up my screen? anyone have an suggestions on protecting my MBP in genereal, i alreayd have an incase case from apple.
 
The key things will probably damage your screen if you leave them in permanently. Simply leaving the paper/foam Apple initially put between the screen and the keys should suffice in keeping everything cool. :)
 
The key things will probably damage your screen if you leave them in permanently. Simply leaving the paper/foam Apple initially put between the screen and the keys should suffice in keeping everything cool. :)

By key things, you mean iSkin keyboard protector?
 
I'm not that finicky with my iBook but I wouldn't have either the iSkin or the paper in between the keyboard and the screen, so as to avoid compression and indentation, plus heat dissipation if working in clamshell mode. I guess for you, it'd be best to either just have the iSkin or even to take it off each time you close the laptop. This may not be practical though. :)
 
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