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[matusiak <dave AT matusiak.org>]

I hate to keep plugging certain inet companies (I'm starting to sound  
like a salesman!!), but the leather FULL screen cover I got for a 15"  
PB has worked out great.  It came from OWC.

http://eshop.macsales.com/Catalog_Page.cfm? 
Parent=542&Title=PowerBook%20Accessories&Template=1

Now, I wasn't sharp enough to get this as soon as I got the PB (as I  
was warned to do).  It actually took me almost a year to order one!   
Generally, I try to keep my hands very clean while working on any  
machine, so oil transfer btw my fingertips and the keys/screen was  
minor.

The reason I mention this delay was because the cover came with a Kleer  
Screen cleaner (wet/dry) that did a nice job of cleaning the screen,  
the keys, and then the computer body.  There is still one tiny screen  
smudge that probably could have been avoided had I gotten the cover  
earlier, but I still see this tiny sheath of leather as a great  
investment.  No more worries about screen damage from dirt, oil, etc.

My $0.02.  YMMV.  I recommend getting the full cover, not the one that  
only covers the keys...
dave m.

On Jun 10, 2004, at 9:22 AM, Ruth Suehle wrote:

> > 1. are you talking about the keys hitting the screen or are you  
> > talking
> > about a screen saver because you leave you screen on all th time?
>
> That image of the keys from the keyboard pressing up against the  
> screen.
> Everybody I know who's had a Powerbook has had it happen. (Unless they  
> were
> smart enough to stick something in there.)