I have never done this on an OGO (I don't own one yet ;-)
-- Joel
On Jun 11, 15:30, Marc DeVinney wrote:
> Subject: Re: Screen scratches
> ...
> > Date: Tue, 11 Jun 1996 08:17:52 -0300 (ADT)
> > From: Dennis Woo <dwoo@unb.ca>
> ...
> > For tiny scratches, use a small amount of automobile rubber compound (the
>
> You mean *rubbing* compound? Watch out! Depending on the kind you select,
it can be very abrasive.
> ...
> > Good luck.
>
> Yeah, you'll need it if you try to get any help from HP after you try to
repair it yourself. Dennis, I know your intentions are good, but I'm concerned
that someone might get themselves in trouble. I know of at least one person
who scratched their screen with a damaged stylus (look closely at the tip for
small cuts or abrasions). If your stylus is alright, then I would pursue it
with HP directly. You may have a defective screen.
> ...
>
> Sorry if I'm just a "wet blanket."
>
> MED.
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