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nomar05 · 02-23-03, 11:30 PM

ok... it might be a bit of an exaggeration but, it took me a couple weeks to discover the cause of bubbles appearing near the top of my screen beneath my Dell screen protectors.

The Dell case (I assume they are all made the same) has a seam in the cording up top, just to the left of the velcro. I always put my Axim in the case with the screen facing towards the front of the case. When I would close the flap of the Dell case, it would put pressure on the seam and press it into the top of my Axim screen, causing the screen protector to “stick” to the screen; probably the result of a localized vacuum.

I was constantly sliding a business card or something under the screen protector in an effort to break the bond.

Now I store my Axim in the case with the screen facing the back of the case and I no longer have that problem.

02-23-03, 11:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
nomar05 Aximsite Major League Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: NYY Territory Posts: 464 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Dell Case can hurt your Axim Screen ok... it might be a bit of an exaggeration but, it took me a couple weeks to discover the cause of bubbles appearing near the top of my screen beneath my Dell screen protectors. The Dell case (I assume they are all made the same) has a seam in the cording up top, just to the left of the velcro. I always put my Axim in the case with the screen facing towards the front of the case. When I would close the flap of the Dell case, it would put pressure on the seam and press it into the top of my Axim screen, causing the screen protector to “stick” to the screen; probably the result of a localized vacuum. I was constantly sliding a business card or something under the screen protector in an effort to break the bond. Now I store my Axim in the case with the screen facing the back of the case and I no longer have that problem.