on 02/03/02 10:09, Rolf Brakvatne at rbrak29_at_qwest.net wrote:
> Laurent,
>
> My 2100 seems to work OK, even in the area of the crack?/scratch?,
> except for one thing.
> When I rotate the screen to landscape and use programs (ie. Pocket
> Quicken) that have writing fields in the area of the crack and
> horizontally from the area (3/4 in. wide), it has very erratic pen input
> sometimes. The key word is 'sometimes'. This only occurs in the
> landscape screen position. Pen inputs for buttons and pulldowns are fine
> in the crack/scratch area. Is this normal in the 2100?
>
> GEM has allowed me to return the 2100 for their inspection and possible
> exchange after I e-mailed them a picture of the screen. I would cover
> the shipping both ways. Worth returning it??
Yes, if they accept you to return it, I would do so. You never know what
this defect will cause you in the future...
-Laurent.
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