[louh]

There are three screws in the back of my white Keyboard on my 2.66GHZ MacPro. I have a bunch of Torx wrenches and other computer tools where I thought would unscrew the 3 screws on the back of the keyboard so that I could remove the crud built up between the front keys and the transparent plastic. Can anyone tell me what I need to use to unscrew the three back screws so I can clean the stuff out.
Lou

[cgc]

I popped off all the keys with a wooden popsicle stick and cleaned everything from the front...looked almost new. Why do you need to clean the crud under the keyboard? I've had my MacPro for 2.5 years and today was the first time I looked under the KB (and I'm obsessive/compulsive).

[louh]

Originally Posted by cgc 

Why do you need to clean the crud under the keyboard?

The screws are on the bottom side. I have all this food crud which is below the front keys. I thought getting to the screws on the underneath would be the easiest way to get to the food that I can see in the front. If there is any crud on the bottom I'm not worried about that. I'll try propping off keys as you suggest if I can't get the plastic off. I thinks the screws coming off would be easier than popping the keys.
Thanks for the reply.
Lou