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To: starbreak who wrote (14531)	1/5/2001 11:30:29 AM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (2) of 110652

either of these two items will remove "most" ink marks .. not sure about a laptop screen accepting them, tho ..... try a small q-tip which has been saturated with either not both of actually, try both at dif times if the other doesn't work.... hehehe 1) WD-40 2) hair spray and carefully try a tiny spot in the corner of the screen .... and good luck while I'm on the subject of tips .... gggggg most folks don't know that WD-40 will EASILY remove gummed price labels, stuck on info tags, etc ... and even bumper stickers ... *(time to remove those GORE thingies) some stickers will come right off with initial application of WD-40 while others require an abrasion of the surface .. slight scratches ... and several apps ... but try it .... you'll be amazed no more tips today from Heloise, jr ...... gggggg

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