>If you make a Zoomer screen protector out of overhead projector
>film (`acetates' in the UK), it slips easily between the screen
>and the outer plastic case and sticks well by static cling.
>
>If you do this, you can use a regular ballpoint pen -- like my
>favorite, a `Bic Stic' I think they're called -- without fear of
>doing permanent damage.
>
Thanks for the tip! My Zoomer's screen already has a (small) scratch; I
don't want anymore! I think someone mentioned a screen cleaner that was
supposed to help fill in scratches as well; does anyone remember its name
was? (I am willing to bet that eyeglass cleaning solution would do the
trick, since many corrective lenses are plastic and the Zoomer's screen
surface is plastic as well; several of these cleaning solutions are supposed
to fill in small scratches. Anybody know if I'm right?)
Lawrence Andrew Johnson
or Andy
lajandy@aol.com