Re: calibration on Toshiba 3500

I have noticed the same thing, though not in quite so
detailed a manner. I too kept calibrating to no avail.
>-----Original Message-----
>OK - I've discovered that my problem isn't so much
Calibration as I thought.
>
>The problem is the right side of the screen (when using
primary portrait).
>On the extreme right, where scroll bars are, everything
is fine but about a
>half-inch from the right side of the screen the cursor
is always about 1/8th
>inch (or a little less) to the left of the point of the
pen. This is Not
>true all along the "y-axis" - the closer I move the pen
to the top of the
>screen, the more precise it becomes .
>
>Brian
>
>"Brian Phillips" <Brianp190 At insightbb dot com> wrote
in message
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>> I have to calibrate very often - is this normal? I
stay with the primary
>> portrait orientation and never change. Also, my
calibration will be good
>in
>> the center and somewhat on the left of the screen, but
the right side is
>> always way off - the cursor is always to the left of
my pen when I click
>> something on the right side of the screen. I try to
be very careful when
>> calibrating - pointing precisely within the
crosshairs, but it doesn't
>help.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Brian
>>
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