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perhaps research skin chemistry?
I agree that it's likely related to skin chemistry. I'm in IT and see a large sample of keyboards. Mine never seem to rub away the keys but I've seen others that are almost completely blank and glossy instead of matte. I've always thought it's related to the amount of oil on a person's skin which, over time, can dissolve the paint and fill in the uneven surface that provides the matte finish. I've noticed the effect is more pronounced for people who use a lot of moisturizer on their hands, my hands are relatively dry but not uncomfortably so. I'd suspect that just keeping the fingertips clean and dry would go a long way towards keeping the keys looking good.
perhaps research skin chemistry?
I've seen finger oil actually soak thru them and pool between the membrane and the keys.Congratulations. I think that's the grossest thing I've ever read on macosxhints. =-P |
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