Go to your local office superstore (officemax, staples, etc).

Find inkjet window cling media.  It's the stuff you print on, then you
can stick it (repeatedly, without losing adhesive) to glass and other
surfaces.

Take out one sheet.  You find instructions on which side you're suppose
to print on, and which side you're supposed to cling to the window.

Using running water, scrub the side you're supposed to print on until
you remove all the stuff the printer ink is suppose to stick to.  It'll
take some time, but the stuff is water soluable, and you'll end up with
a crystal clear sheet of touchscreen protector.

Now cut it to size, and using a credit card or other straight edge apply
it carefully and firmly to your screen.

I've had one on my Ipaq for a year now (just about time to replace it).
 It (the pack of 5 or ten sheets) costed less than a pack of screen
protectors meant for the ipaq, and I couldn't tell the difference
between writing directly on the screen versus through this static cling
stuff.

The scrubbing part is the tedious part, but it's important.  You can
skip it, but a drop of water on the surface will make a blurry spot.

Hope this helps!

-Adam

Josh Koffman wrote:

>Well, I now have the good fortune to be using a new Fluke ScopeMeter. So
>similar to a Palmpilot or PocketPC screen, I'd like to protect the
>screen on the scope from scratches and damage. So...what should I use?
>The screen protectors for Palmpilots are way too small. I was hoping to
>be able to slip a sheet of acetate under the edges of the case to
>protect it, but there aren't any edges to slip it under. I'd like to
>avoid having to use regular tape on the front of the unit...so...any
>ideas?
>
>Josh
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