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Old 02-17-2020, 03:13 PM #2
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I can't comment on your issue but know there are screen protectors out there and Amazon carries a lot of them. I just looked at some of them. I TRY not to spend much time at the computer but I know so many do this all day for their jobs. Good luck and I know there are medallions one can wear around their necks when on the computer...my friend has one and wears it often.
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