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David Ross writes: > > You could just get an eyeglass cleaning kit with spray cleaner and a soft cloth. > > If they won't scratch plastic lenses with daily use they should be ok for > > the computer screen. > > The plastic surface of the LCD screen is actually softer than most > eyeglass lenses. This doesn't mean that the eyeglass cleaning kit is > inappropriate. > > I use a microfiber cloth w/out any fluid on my screen. Use the kind of cloth > good photo stores supply, not the cheaper kind that opticians carry. > These cloths can lift oil etc. w/out fluid, and are soft enough not > to scratch the delicate coatings on expensive camera lenses. When I spoke to IBM (last year) they suggested that I use some Windex and a paper towel... And that's worked fine since then. However, I don't touch the screen and I keep the lid closed when I am not using it, so it dosen't get that dirty. (And that's probably the best way to keep it clean.... KEEP YOUR FINGERS OFF IT! ;-) ) -yce -- Yves-Chandler Eynard yves@mhv.net yves@warwick.net