What's a good way to mount an OLED display to a glass/acrylic window?
Since the lcd in question is fairly flat, with no second layer so you can inlay it in a window, the two options are epoxy (or other non-clouding glue. Definitely not superglue.) or sandwiching the screen between the acrylic and a backing board, either your pcb or acrylic or wood or whatever. You can use screws through the acrylic. You can use acrylic glue to add acrylic/plastic/metal standoffs at the four corners, or you could use strips of acrylic to form a box/lip for the display to sit in. You can use an entire board behind it attached to the standoffs or lip, or use small tabs that press against the display like a picture frame does.





Frankly, considering the short length of that Flat Printed Cable, your probably going to have to mount that lcd on your pcb, so you might want to have some mounting holes on it.