Problems with touchscreen monitors
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Problems with touchscreen monitors
I work at a hospital lab and alot of the equipment has touchscreens. I'm always having problems with them. I think its dust and old fingerprints on the screens, but even after I clean the screens they don't want to work very well. Anybody have any tips for working with touchscreens?
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did you use the cleaner as directed by the monitor company. we have them at work and also found they had a touch adjustment in the soft ware that we turned up to a softer touch.they maybe have it also. good luck
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Well I can't mess with any of the settings since the screens are attached to instruments that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars they are password protected. I wasn't aware of any special cleaner. I just use some distilled water and lint free wipes. What do you use?
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