Screen Protectors

Yes, you can remove an old screen protector. Usually I leave one corner either folder or sticking up on the body of the PDA so that it's easier to remove. However, a trick is to take a piece of heavy tape and stick it to the corner of the screen protector and gently lift, removing the old one.

When it comes to the application:
* Clean the display off with a non-abrasive lint-free cloth.
* Blow off the screen until all dust is removed and be careful nothing falls on it during application of the screen protector...you don't want dirt trapped under the screen.
* Start by applying the screen protector to one side, not the top and bottom, minimizing the room for mistake.
* Make sure the edges of the screen protector are flush with the edges of the screen.
* Go centimeter by centimeter applying the screen protector and a the cardboard 'squeegie' to remove the air bubbles as you go.
* Pull the screen protector back a little if you see an air bubble or something under the screen protector.
* Touch the sticky side of the screen protector as little as possible, instead holding it gently by the corners.

It may take a little time and practice but the 'perfect fit' is attainable.

Hope this helps,
John

It even goes off the screen and onto the the frame.

I'd love to show it to you since you may write/say "Yuck". But it works fine for the task.

Bob