Keyboard skins

Does anyone have a suggestion for a final cut pro 7 keyboard skin? I have a new macBook Pro 17.
Thank you!!
Brad

[Here|http://www.finalcutters.com/products/final-cut-proexpress-keyboard-cover-m acbook-macbook-air-macbook-pro-new-design]

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Where can i purchase a keyboard skin for my sk2061 - came with the hp pavillion all in one 23

where can i purchase a keyboard skin for the sk2061 keyboard that came with the hp pavillion all in one 23?

RXChic wrote:
...anything newer than July 2011 models, which have the thunderbolt.
There is nothing newer than the July 2011 model. The model released in July 2011 is the current model.
http://www.newertech.com/products/nuguardkeyboardcoversmacbookair13.php

IBook keyboard skins?

Hi,
Does anybody know where I can buy a keyboard skin for an 12" iBook G4?
Thanks,
Mike

Most online sources I've just checked (about 20 min via search) appear to say they no longer stock them; yet there are a few with conflicting information, in part perhaps due to how they are listed. An example of a conflict exists in the instance of a link via a yahoo search (I don't usually rely on them) that says I could get an iBook/PowerBook keyboard cover at 'welovemacs.com' yet if I go direct to their own site, they say they don't have them. But I see one here...
This page says they do. The company has an 800# so maybe you could call and ask: http://www.welovemacs.com/xibpbwhtblk.html Some of the resellers online that offer older repaired Macs and parts may have old-stock new from that time frame; ones that specialize in portable Mac repair & parts may be a source.
Back when my iBook G4 12" 1.33GHz mid-2005 model was new, I bought a silicone keyboard protector, a nice soft neo RadTech case that stays on the Book when it is open or closed, a 1G RAM upgrade, and AppleCare. I still have that, it is still in fine shape, but seldom turn it on and it needs a replacement battery to be run very long. The two Apple batteries were hardly used at all (were warranty replacements) and super low cycle counts. If I had money to burn, I'd get a SSD installed and a new cell from OWC. An iBook is hardly worth it, though. I have a few G4 Macs and one first-edition MacBook coreduo... And losing interest in most electronic products... including smartphones, tablets, smart watches, RFID implants, drones...!
You may be able to find a failed computer with the protector included on craigslist or maybe in a pawn shop, etc. Most times the computer may be hardly worth the asking price.
Good luck & happy computing!

Logic Keyboard Skin for MBP 2008

Hi, could anyone please suggest me a good Logic keyboard skin for MacBook Pro Early 2008 (the latest model before unibody).
I need Logic 9 compatibility.
Thank you!

I'd contact LogicKeyboard for more help and advice...
http://www.logickeyboard.com/shop/frontpage.html
Logicskin seem to get pretty good reviews.... but personally because I use custom keyboard setups here, I don't use such things myself

Keyboard skin & cooling

does a silicon keyboard skin interfere with cooling?
And, what is the path that the cooling air takes, where is the intake and exhaust?
I've been monitoring the temp w/ iStat lately, <90F. But what is an acceptable temp anyway?

Do cases that stay attached to the exterior interfere with cooling ie: silicone, neoprene or hardcases
TIA

Keyboard skin for iMac keyboard with 'L' shaped Return keys -do they exist?

Hi people. Can someone PLEASE tell me where I can find a silicon cover for my European G5 iMac's keyboard. It has a large 'L' shaped Return key and all of the places I've tried (zcover etc) only stock skins for keyboards with thin, American stle Return keys.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I use this cover, the iSkin. The area that covers the return key and the key above is molded L-shaped. It will accommodate a US or Int'l Apple keyboard.

Wireless keyboard skin

Hello,
Is there a skin for the British wireless Pro keyboard? The keyboard part number is M9270B/A and it is the wireless version of the keyboard that came with the PowerMac G5.
Thanks for any help that anyone can offer!
Mark

don't know what these are like, but check out.
logickeyboard.com/shop/euro/motu-digital-performer-1734p.html
let me know how you get on - i'm looking for one in China (you'd think it was easy!)

MB keyboard skin for qwerty french canadian

Hello all, as the title says, I am looking for a skin to protect my MB white keyboard. I have a french canadian qwerty keyboard
Anyone know if this available somewhere?
Regards,
floyd

The CSA keyboard layout is not one I'm familiar with (and at 61 yrs old, I don't really want to learn how to type again ) How can that be converted to a .keylayout ?
I would probably use Ukelele to modify the CSA version:
http://scripts.sil.org/ukelele
What in CSA needs to be changed? I've done lots of these and could probably make what you need without much work.

X250 Keyboard Skin: How to similar to other keyboards?

Hello all,
I'm just after purchasing my first Lenovo, the ThinkPad x250. I'd really like ot get a keyboard cover for it, and I haven't seen too many options while browsing around.
In the perfect world, the cover would be red, as that's my favourite colour.
I've noticed that the ones that do say they fit the x250 also claim to fit the x230, x240 and some of the Yogas.
Can anyone verify or refute this?
Is the x250 keyboard the same as these and will a keyboard cover fit all?
Or, can anyone recommend a good keyboard cover?
Thanks!

Hi Japib
Alternative solution with an iPad?
Do you know if it's possible to connect (by USB or BLUETOOTH?) 2 keyboards to an iPad, running "MainStage" application
Becose during a live performance :
- multitouch control is much more comfortable than a mouse
- it's easy to place the iPad on the keyboard
I understand that an iPad can be used as an instrument or as a multitrack recorder, but professional musicians say that physical connectors (câbles) are better than bluetooth ones
Thank you again and best:)
Pierre

2011 MacBook Pro keyboard skin 17"

Do you have one?
Couldn't find on the Apple website.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Alex

Macmall

Is there an alternative to the black unibody keyboard?

I'm just about to try to swap my faulty unibody Macbook Pro and I'm wondering if there's any official or third-party alternative to the existing keys.
The machine I currently have needs a new screen (bad light bleed, blue staggered tint across the bottom, and dust under the glass), new logic board (black screen of death and very high temperatures), new DVD drive (fails to recognize any brand or type of blank DVD media), and a new keyboard (the Fn and left alt keys are both loose and pop off frequently). All-told, it's been something of a poor first experience with Apple quality control, but the support staff are understanding and helpful.
Well, at least over the phone ... the hard drive failed and required a complete reinstall in-store and the genius staff didn't exactly live up to their name, leaving me to troubleshoot and save what little data I could in target disk mode from a display model.
In the two months I've had this computer the black keys have worn out very fast. The keys appear greasy, but after repeated cleanings it's clear that the protective coating on the black paint has worn off, making a section of the spacebar and several frequently-used keys "shiny."
Thanks to those two keys that like to pop off frequently, I know that the new keys are simply frosted white plastic that's been painted black on one side. Eventually, with the coating now gone, the black paint will wear off as well.
Unless Apple switches to a different coating, which I doubt they'll do any time soon, I expect the same wear problem to manifest on whichever replacement Macbook Pro is sent back to me.
So I've been looking for replacement keys. Does anyone know if the white Macbook keyboard would fit into a Macbook Pro chassis? I've used the white models before and though they can eventually yellow, the keys tend to hide their wear much better than the black ones have. I'm going to ask the authorized repair shop in San Francisco about the possibility, but I doubt they'll do the swap under warrantee.
Or is there a third-party company that produces a more rugged key than the ones that Apple uses? Thinking a textured grey one or something. The current keys feel very plastic and cheap, much less comfortable than the older silver keys on the many Powerbooks and Macbook Pros I've been given for work.
Just curious. These models are still fairly new and it will probably take some time for third-parties to offer alternatives, but I'd love to hear if someone's found a company stepping up with plans for a solution to the problem. Or even if there's one that offers pre-cut plastic stickers to protect the keys from such early wear.

Hi, nbuubu. I'm using a clear silicone keyboard "skin" on my new MBP. I don't like the way it looks, and the feel of it takes some getting used to. But it's certainly protecting my keycaps, and no crud is getting into the computer through the crevices around them.
Actually, I'm not sure how much of the getting-used-to is necessitated by the "skin" and how much of it is because of the keycaps' very flat surfaces, compared to any other KB I've ever used. I'm accustomed to "dished" keycaps that help keep my fingertips properly positioned. I guess it's possible that there just isn't room for 3D keycap surfaces in the thickness of the MBP. And as I say, I'm getting used to these.

What is the best keyboard cover (sick of finger grease stains)

I was thinking about getting the clear Iskin pro touch keyboard protector but was wondering if anyone else had any other suggestions and the pros/cons to those suggestions... thanks!

Hi, Peter. There is nothing wrong with posting links here to products or sites, including commercial sites, that might solve another poster's problem or answer his or her question. Hundreds of such links are posted in Apple Discussions every day. I probably post five or ten a day myself. In the present case, you can certainly post a link to the Moshi keyboard skin if you wish.
It is not permissible to post a link to your own web site or to a product or vendor if the link doesn't have any direct bearing on a previous poster's question or add pertinent information to the ensuing discussion. And if you will receive any kind of compensation as a result of others visiting a site you've linked, you must disclose that.

How are you keeping your Apple keyboards clean in student labs?

I might be able to manage the software with ARD - but how do you clean out the keyboards? It's like they were built as dirt collectors.
And - Can ARD be used to admin. Macs on different vlans within a Win 2000 & 2003 server env.? Any tips, tricks re: this?
Thanks!

I might be able to manage the software with ARD - but how do you clean out the keyboards? It's like they were built as dirt collectors.
It's pretty much impossible to keep computer lab keyboards clean unless you use a keyboard skin. Otherwise, you just have to wipe them down and blow them out every now and then and hope for the best.
Can ARD be used to admin. Macs on different vlans within a Win 2000 & 2003 server env.?
Yes. No special "tricks" are necessary; just set the ARD scanner to scan the appropriate range in the VLAN so you can see and add the computers and it should work without problems (we have multiple VLANs here and ARD works just fine).

Dv7 / Dv6 keyboard layout and accessories

Hello, I have a new dv7-6c95dx and I am having the hardest time finding accessories for it. I was wondering if you could tell me if the Dv7 and the Dv6 have the same keyboard layout. I can't seem to find a keyboard cover for my Dv7 however, I have found several for the Dv6. I just wanted to know if the keyboards were the same before i made the purchase. Also, if you advise against purchasing the Dv6 cover for my Dv7, could you possibly tell me where I could go to find a cover suitable for my Dv7? Thanks

dv6 keyboard part nos:
530580-001 518965-001
dv7 part nos
519004-001 519265-001
Not the same. Does yours have an enbedded numeric keypad to the right of the main keyboard? All dv7s have the numeric keypad but the pictures I am seeing of the dv6 are mixed. The pictures I am seeing of dv6 keyboards with numeric keypad show the same key layout as the dv7 keyboard so I would say that if the dv6 keyboard cover has a numeric keypad area you are likely OK, but these things have to be an identical fit. I am not seeing a cover for your model on ebay. You might contactt his seller:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-HP-Pavilion-DV7-DV7-1000-DV7-2000-Clear-Laptop-Keyboard-Skin-Cover-/1108...
To see if they know where you can get one.

How I rooted my Arc S and removed apps I don't need

WARNING: Here be dragons. I don't work for SE but was surprised that my Arc S came with some apps that you cannot remove without rooting your device. Seeing as internal memory space is already a bit limited I decided to root so I could run the wonderful Titanium Backup app and remove the stuff I had no interest in. I'm posting this in case others wish to do the same but I accept no liability if you remove something important and your phone crashes or won't boot. If you do screw it up then you should be able to use the PC Companion tool to restore the stock image.
FWIW I have an Xperia Arc S running the .42 firmware image.
Root your phone using the Xperia 2011 Easy Rooting Toolkit v3.0 (zergRush Exploit). Full details can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1320350 It's very easy and happens so quickly you'll wonder if it did anything at all.
After restarting your device you can check it's rooted by seeing if you now have Superuser and Terminal Emulator apps in your app drawer.
Next download Titanium Backup from the Market. There is a free version available.
Fire up Titanium Backup and tap the Backup/Restore button at the top of the screen. You will be greeted with a long list of apps. To remove an app simply tap it and choose Un-install but I urge you to use the Backup option first to back it up to your SD card!. Here is the list of apps that I removed from my phone:
Adobe Flash (I don't bother with web sites that require Flash)
Adobe Reader (reading PDFs on my device isn't something I do)
Anonymous Usage Stats (I don't need to send stuff to SE)
Chinese Keyboard (I'm not Chinese)
Crash Monitor (phone is fine without it)
Data Monitor (I use a separate O2 UK app for monitoring data)
devicemonitor (phone is fine without it)
Email (I use gmail exclusively)
FOTA Kill (sounds like something the CIA want on your phone *cough*)
Friends games & applications (I'd really rather not know)
Friends music & videos (ack, a friend of mine posts a 100 YouTube videos on FaceBook a day - drives me nuts)
FUN&downloads (if you say so!)
Home screen tips (a widget that gives you Android tips)
Lets Golf (no, let's not)
Magic Smoke Wallpapers (goodbye battery)
Music Visualization Wallpapers (goodbye battery)
OfficeSuite (I use Google Docs instead)
POBox Touch (something to do with the Japanese keyboard)
QC SEMC Service (some quality control app? Removing it hasn't done any harm)
R2R Client (Ready To Run - not sure what it is but phone is fine without it)
Retail Demo (I don't work in a phone shop)
Sakura (Chinese keyboard skin)
SecureClockService (this might be DRM related - which I avoid like the plague - and removing it has done me no harm)
Setup guide (I'm cool with not having this)
SIM Toolkit (I don't even have an icon for this anyway)
Sony Ericsson Sync (deprecated by Sony anyway)
Sony Ericsson Sync client wizard (ditto)
Street View (never use it)
Support (I use this forum!)
Talk (I hate Google Talk as it can drain your battery if you don't disable it)
TrackID (I use Shazam)
Update center (removing this will disable OTA updates but I use PC Companion for updates)
Wisepilot (I use Google Maps)
Woody (Chinese Keyboard skin)
Xperia Hot Shots (No thanks)
Your mileage may vary but I went from 320MB or storage to 420MB. Any my device feels snappier and I bet my battery life is better without running extra services.
There is a more comprehensive list to be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1089470
Exercise caution and if you're not sure then you can use the Freeze option in Titanium Backup to stop the app from running without deleting it.
REMEMBER TO BACK THESE APPS UP BEFORE YOU USE THE UN-INSTALL OPTION!

Hello
I rooted my Sony Ericsson Arc S by following your excellent and easy to understand instuctions in order to remove some of the unwanted crap that came preloaded on the phone and in order to install the rooted version of Avast antivirus/antitheft app.
Everything has worked perfectly well for the last few months since doing this however now I am unable to update the phone via the sony ericsson update service.
Please advise
Cheers
Ian

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