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What's the name of those plastic bits around the arrow keys on an aluminum PowerBook G4's keyboard? I read online the they're called "blank covers" and that they should come off (at least on a PC keyboard), but I couldn't find reference to that name anywhere neither I was able to remove them.
Is it possible to remove them? If so, how?
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double Layer SD), null
I have seen a BUNCH of PBs - I have a PB Pismo - I do not know to what you refer to as "those plastic bits around the arrow keys"
The only plastic bits of which I am aware are 'under' the keys
can you take a photo and post it?
I was referring to the plastic pieces circled in orange in the picture below. I only used "those plastic bits around the arrow keys" due to lack of a better term.
[chuckle]
I wonder what you would find if they were removed? A hole where there should be none when all the keys are put back?
These are merely spacers where there are no keys to PUT there.
I have a PB Pismo w/ "Bronze" keyboard... the key "tops" are actually "see thru" - these 'placeholding' dealios show what's underneath = two 'bars' that slide into 'slots' on the plastic bits
PowerBook G4 arrow keys blank covers
