TX letter and number Keys do not respond accurately

smkranz
I am a volunteer, and not an HP employee.
Palm OS ∙ webOS ∙ Android

Hi, and welcome to the Palm Community Forums.
It seems likely that your digitizer (which is the top portion of the screren which recognizes your stylus taps and converts them into commands) is failing, although there are things that you can try to diagnose it.  One thing is to remove any screen protector you have installed, and see if the behavior continues.  The second is to fold over the corner of a piece of paper  and use the folded edge as a "scoop" by sliding it underneath the frame that goes around the screen.  The idea is to pull out any dirt or grit that has accumulated under there over time, which can interfere with the digitizer's function.
If that does not remedy the problem, you can try one of several software fixes such as DigiFix which can help in some cases.
If none of that works, you might just be in need of a replacement digitizer.  They can be found at www.pdaparts.com or www.usedpdaparts.com and you can either do the repair yourself, or they will do it for you at a reasonable cost.
All of these solutions, and more, are discussed in this lengthy thread in the Hardware board.
Good luck.
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smkranz
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Palm OS ∙ webOS ∙ Android

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