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Posted by Bismarck on 03-31-2000 10:59 PM:

Unhappy

Wow, I've only had my Visor for just over a week, and I've been using with a PDA Panache stylus for all of that time except briefly that first day, and the main window area and graffiti area is scratched up.

What a freakin' soft screen.

I have ordered writerights.. will they camoflage the scratches so it looks like there aren't any?


Posted by yardie on 03-31-2000 11:14 PM:

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Bismark:

Maybe you should try and see if you can get a replacement. Then you can put the writerights on that.


Posted by Bismarck on 04-01-2000 12:41 AM:

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Well, I suppose that's a possibility, but the thing is, is it just some screens that are softer than usual and thus scratching more easily, or is it all the screens that share the same characteristics?

I ask because if they're all the same, it seems pointless to get a replacement if I'm just going to scratch it up again..


Posted by Gameboy70 on 04-01-2000 01:06 AM:

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Try Screen Clean, and screen polish available at PalmGear: http://store.yahoo.com/pilotgear/screenen1.html . It purports to remove almost all surface scratches (but not deep scratches). Also, some people claim that Turtle Wax does the job just fine.



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Posted by Jon Brumfield on 04-01-2000 03:38 AM:

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I have thought of using turtle wax, but the thought makes me cringe... can't get the nerve up.


Posted by Der Senfmeister on 04-01-2000 06:57 AM:

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To answer your original question, yes writerights camoflage the scratches (unless they're REALLY bad, anyway). I had a figure 8 scratch I put on mine before my writerights came, and I never noticed it with them on.


Posted by The_d00bious on 04-02-2000 08:12 PM:

Cool

I have found that if you take a small piece of black fine grit emery paper and slightly sand the burs on your stlyus down it would help your screen from scratching


Posted by mmercer on 04-03-2000 09:23 PM:

Thumbs down

Yeah, same thing with mine, except I only got mine Thursday night, and by Friday night it was scratched. Meanwhile the Palm IIIe which I got a month ago and just gave to my wife is fine, even though it's been used much more. And like you, I only used a PDA Panache stylus from the beginning, based on recommendations I read here.

I really like the overall Visor Deluxe, but this screen softness rots!
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bismarck:
[B]Wow, I've only had my Visor for just over a week, and I've been using with a PDA Panache stylus for all of that time except briefly that first day, and the main window area and graffiti area is scratched up.

What a freakin' soft screen.


Posted by kalahari on 04-04-2000 04:55 AM:

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The Screen Clean product, as posted by Gameboy above, does NOT work. I have used it and it did nothing for my Visor. I have posted more details on this previously.


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