Sun Oct 02, 2016 12:24 pm
Thanks, Grant. I'm using the touch-base driver at the moment. It requires a touch of several seconds on each calibration point before it registers, so it's a bit difficult to maintain a consistently light touch for very long. I did try it though and it seemed to make things worse. I get clicks to the left and above where I'm pressing first, then as the pressure gets more firm, clicks where I'm pressing and then clicks to the right and below. Interesting thing to try though, and it might work better with the KeyTec driver...maybe I'll try re-installing that and trying it.
Good to know that the issue exists for other people as well. If I look along the edge of the screen, I can see a slight ripple in the plastic top layer, so that might have something to do with it. Perhaps a new capacitive screen is in order when the funds are available.
Thanks again!
Michael