1. From your Application Launcher (home), you'll find the Treo's Preference application. Launch it and choose "Touchscreen"; that's what I meant.
2. After you perform a hard reset, you will eventually Hotsync to restore all or some of your data. I meant that you should test the screen response after you've hard reset, but before you've Hotsynced to restore your data. _______ Bill --- In [email protected], "David Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm afraid I don't know what is the "Touchscreen facility in the > Preferences app." This is affecting all my apps -- Datebook6, > planetarium, Documents to Go, Contacts [address book] etc. > > I've removed the screen protector and that did not fix the problem. > Has no case on it right now. > > This Treo is about 13 - 14 months old, got as an exchange from Verizon > in about March 2006. > > Have done hard resets before and don't quite understand what you mean > by "test before you restore everything." > > Thanks for the help. > > Dave > > --- In [email protected], Bill Gamble <wwgamble@> wrote: > > > > I assume you've tried using the Touchscreen facility in the > Preferences app. > > > > Are you using a screen protector and/or a tight fitting case? Remove > > them/it and see if that fixes it. If not, hard reset and test > before you > > restore everything. > > ______ > > Bill > > O-Qwa Tangin Wann > > > > ...... Original Message ....... > > On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 18:04:06 -0000 "David Clark" <dclark@> > > wrote: > > >All of a sudden my Touch Screen has stopped working. I've tried > > >soft-resets, but still the screen will not respond to any touches. > > >This effectively disables certain programs which do not work with the > > >cursor button. > > > > > >Any suggestions on what to do? > > > > > >Appreciate the help. > > > > > >Dave Clark > > >
