Anti-glare filter for touch enabled Netbook?

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Is it possible to put an anti-glare filter on a touch enabled Netbook without disabling the touch functionality?

If yes, would it also be possible to remove the filter without damaging the screen?

In my case it's an Acer 1420p (the PDC edition). It's a good machine but unfortunately you can also use it as a mirror.

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