Best way to clean screen?

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"Bob Newman" <bobnewman@att.net> wrote in
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> If something should get on your screen what is best way to clean
> it off?
>

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Bob Newman wrote:
>
> If something should get on your screen what is best way to clean it off?
>
> --
> Thanks in advance... Bob

C'mon, folks. Do a little legwork on your own.

This question has been asked and answered, AD NAUSEUM.

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Larry

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Bob Newman wrote:
> Larry, you are almost as much help as the previous person. Perhaps not
> everyone is as computer literate as you are. I have scrolled back quite as
> ways and don't see any messages on the subject lines regarding this topic.
>
> Could someone please answer the question. I am not trying to be belligerent
> or offend anyone. I am working to the best of my abilities.
>
> Again, COULD SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION OR TELL ME HOW TO FIND THE
> ANSWER? I could use some help please.
>
> Bob

A humid towel (not wet) and a tiny amount of dishwasher soap.
Just make sure that you do not let the water drip on the keyboard or
behind the screen and just dry it out with another towel.

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Thank you .

Bob

"Minh Tran-Le" <tranle@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Bob Newman wrote:
> > Larry, you are almost as much help as the previous person. Perhaps not
> > everyone is as computer literate as you are. I have scrolled back quite
as
> > ways and don't see any messages on the subject lines regarding this
topic.
> >
> > Could someone please answer the question. I am not trying to be
belligerent
> > or offend anyone. I am working to the best of my abilities.
> >
> > Again, COULD SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION OR TELL ME HOW TO FIND
THE
> > ANSWER? I could use some help please.
> >
> > Bob
>
> A humid towel (not wet) and a tiny amount of dishwasher soap.
> Just make sure that you do not let the water drip on the keyboard or
> behind the screen and just dry it out with another towel.

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Bob Newman wrote:

> If something should get on your screen what is best way to clean it off?
>

For the past couple of years I've been cleaning all my laptop LCDs with
lense cleaner. If you're careful, you can get a streak-free, spotless
LCD. I don't think it will damage the surface like other solvents do
(such as Windex), but I'm only cleaning the LCDs once every few months.

Cosmin

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Bob, you might get some of those special "tissues" designed for
cleaning laptop screens; they come five in a package for a buck.
If you can't find them, get the those used for cleaning glasses.
If you dry your screen with this kind of tissue you will have far
less streaking.

Ron


"Bob Newman" <bobnewman@att.net> wrote in message
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> Thanks Larry. I'll try to use this option first in the future.
>
> Bob
>
> "Lawrence Glasser" <lglasser@spamcop.net> wrote in message
> news:40CA00CD.EA887CC5@spamcop.net...
> > Minh Tran-Le wrote:
> > >
> > > Bob Newman wrote:
> > > > Larry, you are almost as much help as the previous person.
Perhaps
> not
> > > > everyone is as computer literate as you are. I have
scrolled back
> quite as
> > > > ways and don't see any messages on the subject lines
regarding this
> topic.
> > > >
> > > > Could someone please answer the question. I am not trying
to be
> belligerent
> > > > or offend anyone. I am working to the best of my
abilities.
> > > >
> > > > Again, COULD SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION OR TELL ME
HOW TO FIND
> THE
> > > > ANSWER? I could use some help please.
> > > >
> > > > Bob
> > >
> > > A humid towel (not wet) and a tiny amount of dishwasher
soap.
> > > Just make sure that you do not let the water drip on the
keyboard or
> > > behind the screen and just dry it out with another towel.
> >
> > Got to http://groups.google.com/ and search for "LCD Screen
Cleaning."
> >
> > Consider your hand "held."
> >
> > Larry
>
>