[raharaha]

hi i just bought a apple wireless keyboard, and in the battery compartment are these two plastic sheets, (that's the best i can describe them), and they are attached to the keyboard, do i cut these off or do i leave them on, please help thanks

[ratlater]

Originally posted by raharaha:
hi i just bought a apple wireless keyboard, and in the battery compartment are these two plastic sheets, (that's the best i can describe them), and they are attached to the keyboard, do i cut these off or do i leave them on, please help thanks

Put the batteries in over them. When it's time to remove the batteries you pull the little 'sheet' and the batteries pop out.

-matt

[Immortal K-Mart Employee]

Sorry, this made me crack up

[raharaha]

awesome, i didn't kno that thanks. i'm a former windows user so i overcomplicate the simplest things apple does. hehe

[raharaha]

also, do i need to install the cd rom if i already have bluetooth 1.5?

[Immortal K-Mart Employee]

Originally posted by raharaha:
awesome, i didn't kno that thanks. i'm a former windows user so i overcomplicate the simplest things apple does. hehe

Practically everything that comes with batteries has these strings, not just Apple products.

[raharaha]

o really i didn't kno thanks anyway

[Troll]

Originally posted by raharaha:
also, do i need to install the cd rom if i already have bluetooth 1.5?

Just click the Software Update in System Prefs and make sure your up to date. Then you should be ready to go.

[tooki]

Originally posted by Immortal K-Mart Employee:
Practically everything that comes with batteries has these strings, not just Apple products.

At least every product that has a battery compartment you can't easily fit your fingers into. Since at least the late 1970's. (Usually a red ribbon in the past, clear plastic in newer gadgets.)

tooki