Never mind fingerprints. What about all that Wite-Out on it??
The blonde is trying to correct her mistakes?
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I’d solve the feely-co-worker problem real quick. Spray for the screen, spray for the co-worker. Spray for the screen, spray for the co-worker… 
furr, for those cases I try to use a pen as a pointer (fortunately, I’m not a pen-chewer). It usually works better than my pudgy fingers, and doesn’t leave a mark.
Ah, a call-center I use to support had worse. As the operators would take orders, they would have a bad tendency to underline things.
On their monitor.
In ink.
You read that right. I had to ditch brand-new monitors because of ink marks. One even used a sharpie, then called me when she realized what she did. She really didn’t understand what I found so funny.
Personally, I’m annoyed at all the lip print smudges left on my monitor…
[sub]What?[/sub]
slortar I had no idea that was your monitor.