Chris, another source would be any framing shop. They should have good optical quality and glare-free stuff. Might cost a couple of bucks more, but it might also be easier on the eyes.

Phyllis, that's an excellent suggestion. I never even thought of a frame store. I have several near my house that I can visit.

By the way ... I think Steve must be the Dr. Spock of felines. That photo of the obedient "Molly" pawing the keyboard is precious. My "Daisy" was a rescue situation, so she was somewhat feral when she joined the household. She's calmed down a lot, but I don't believe she'll ever pose for a keyboarding photo. I love that photo.

Maybe "Molly" can mentor "Daisy" into appropriate computer behaviour?

Send that cat to obedience school.

Chris,

Will you be at the next MacGroup Meeting. I have something I think will help you with your screen problem.

You just have to remind me the week prior to the meeting to bring it.

We're spending way too much time on this problem.

Hi... It's been a few weeks. Calvin, I plan on being at the Feb. meeting. Mom should be well to mending by then. Thanks to all those who sent their well wishes since her accident. Welcome the help and thanks.


Chuck, yeah as mac problems go this one is lame, maybe this puts it in a better perspective

PUG MEETS SCREEN

"now imagine the claws"

Thanks again for all the suggestions.

Chuck, I agree we don't have enough cat-oriented support in Macs.

One Windows-only program I really miss is Cyber-Pounce. It's a video game for cats! In the pre-Intel Mac area, I had to buy Virtual-PC just to run it.

Here's a photo of Molly playing Cyber-Pounce on my 12" PB G4 under VPC.

(Chris, notice she is not destroying my screen!)