RE: Fingerprints

["Johan Hiemstra" <webmaster -at- techexams -dot- net>]

I know you've received more than you ever wanted to know about removing
stuff from other stuff, but:

Never use liquids to clean an LCD screen, use a special gel instead and
rub it dry. 

PS. My LCD took other liquids, i.e. Windex, quite well. So far. 


> You can remove it with a sharp knife. The finger, I mean.
You can remove any blood from your clothes with cold running water.


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