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To: starbreak who wrote (14536)	1/5/2001 12:02:20 PM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

Hey Gal ... I get around .... LOL I lurk here ALL the time .... and learn something nearly that many times .... hehehe WD-40 would be my choice with the hairspray second .... as I don't have ANY hair, when I need some hairspray, I borrow from my wife ... but then, she doesn't have much WD-40, so she borrows that from me ...... LOL good luck to you cause you came to the right place on this thread to get some answers ... mine are mostly feeble ones, at best ..... someone else help this nice lady ..... don't leave it to me to kill her laptop screen ......

To: starbreak who wrote (14536)	1/5/2001 12:44:15 PM
From: mr.mark	Respond to of 110652

starbreak i once had very similar concerns as you about what to use to clean my monitor screens. i called dell support and the tech just about acted like i was nuts. <g> essentially, he said, just clean it. i'd question him about coatings and special care and all that stuff and he'd say, just clean it. so that's what i do. but just to keep a small amount of science involved <g> i use an ammonia free glass cleaner called Sprayway. it's good for leaving no film. standard disclaimer. this may not work for you. works great for me. i love nemer's tips on wd-40 good luck [edit in: i posted this, then saw mag's reply regarding dell's 'official' recommendation. pretty similar to what they told me! <g>] :) mark