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On 21/09/2014 18:18, Martin Gautier wrote: > > On 21/09/14 17:43, Neil Winchurst wrote: >> My desk top computer died on me last Friday. Until I get it fixed I am >> using my laptop. I have a sort of set up to keep the laptop at an angle >> for easier working. However, now I am getting more used to using a >> laptop (I have kept clear of them until recently) I realise that a >> decent stand would be a good idea. >> >> So, does anyone have any suggestions please? I have had a good look >> around via the web and am now more confused than ever. If anyone can >> suggest a stand to place on my desk I would be very grateful. >> >> although it is a laptop it is used like a desktop and stays on my desk >> all the time. It is rarely taken to another room and never leaves the >> house, so there is no need for considering portability or weight. >> >> Thanks >> >> Neil >> > I usually prescribe a small piece of wood cut to length and prop the > back length of the laptop on it. > > The lengths of wood usually used for door jams seem ideal - after some > home improvements a few years ago, I have a stock of such which I cut to > length and sand down as required. > > Martin > Concur OR an old book of sufficient thickness OR a wood stand (the slanted slanted legs bit with a back cross piece)with a metal rest ( keeps the air flow cool) OR I use an old top for monitor which was meant to be a level flat place over the monitor , it has adjustable legs OR a cushion with supper tray bit This is what I use in other rooms OR a big table mat resting on book! -- regards Eion MacDonald -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq