In-flight touch-screen problem: worldwide or Canada only?

I've also experienced this on numerous occasions, so instead of being
entertained by the inflight entertainment, I usually entertain myself by
trying to locate the 'easter egg' spot on the screen where pressing and
holding should bring you into the "administrative" area where you can access
the calibration functions.
So far, no luck. But it's like panning for gold, I suppose. I always feel
"close" to finding it.

On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 9:14 AM, Dana Chisnell <dana at usabilityworks.net>wrote:

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> On Oct 10, 2009, at 9:24 PM, Professional subscriptions wrote:
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> I've been travelling a lot, lately, on a Canadian airline. I have noticed
>> a
>> registration problem with the touch-screen UI for in-flight movies. Is
>> this
>> a problem for airlines throughout the USA and world?
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>> (Or do most airlines even offer personal in-flight entertainment?)
>>
>> I blogged about the details here:
>> - http://fivesketches.com/2009/10/autocorrect-touchscreen-problems/
>>
>> -=- Jerome
>>
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> Hi Jerome,
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> My experience is, No, most airlines don't offer it. And of those that do,
> Canadian Air has a terrible problem with registration on the screens. Virgin
> America's screens work really well.
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