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screen overlay

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screen overlay

(1) A clear, fine-mesh screen that reduces the glare on a video screen.

(2) A clear touch panel that allows the user to command the computer by touching displayed buttons on screen.

(3) A temporary data window displayed on screen. The part of the screen that was overlaid is saved and restored when the screen overlay is removed.


screen overlay [¦skrēn ′ō·vər‚lā]
(computer science)
An array of cells on a video display screen that allow a user to command a computer by touching buttons displayed on the screen at the locations of the cells.
A window of data that is temporarily displayed on a screen, leaving the original display intact when the window is removed.
(engineering)


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