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Originally Posted by llinfeng
Either my palm is different or that the palm-rejection is not there yet, OneNote fails to take my pen-strokes almost half of the times when I write on it with my hand resting on the screen.
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I'm fairly sure this happens because touch occurs before stylus activity. You should check if they are disabling touch when stylus is hovering, because if so, it's the best they can do for a panning canvas (in addition to adding a pointer for stylus hover) if you want touch automatically enabled/disabled.
If not, you can just write a script that does this.
If you have root, /sys/class/input/input?/inhibited and /sys/onyx_misc/captp_disable both do this (on a Note Pro). Touch may sometimes get stuck in the "down" position.
If you're able to access the SDK, EpdController.setAppCTPDisableRegion and EpdController.appResetCTPDisableRegion are much better.