Gilbertsville, PA
Quoted from RyanStl:Regarding the touchscreen issue. I was at the Missouri Conservation Department firing range near me. You have to check in using a touchscreen kiosk. I was having a bitch with it and kept tapping harder and harder.
A park ranger approached and said let me help. He did everything no problem. I noticed he was using a light touch. Maybe you were hitting the no tip button with to much gusto Jay.
It could be that your skin is too dry ? I googled this problem,and this is a short description for the cause of the problem. I have very dry skin, and touch screens give me trouble all the time.
Almost all devices with touch screens these days, from phones to tablets, use capacitive touch screens. These work by using the electrical charge in our skin to sense where the screen is being touched. The electrical charge is greatest when our hands are warm and moist.
In older people, dry skin is a common problem as less moisture is retained.
Next time you're out,and you have to use an iPad to pay your bill,just spit on your fingers first. 
