Need help to get started with a Touch Screen Application

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  • kiran.challagolla@gmail.com

    #1

    Need help to get started with a Touch Screen Application

    Hi All
    I want to write a touch screen POS application. I am trying to get this
    accomplished in c#.net. I have very good experience in developing stand
    alone applications and web applications using both c#.net and vb.net. I
    am trying to get my foot into this touch screen applications. I have
    never developed one before. Is there any reading material or an online
    form that any one can suggest.
    Thanks for your help
    Kiran

  • stand__sure

    #2
    Re: Need help to get started with a Touch Screen Application

    the ones that we have played with required no additional programming
    because they integrated seemlessly with windows. touches were treated
    as mouse events.

    so, the only real difference on the design side will likely be the
    usage of more buttons than normal on your form... one other potential
    difference may be the need to create an on-screen keyboard...

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    • m.posseth

      #3
      Re: Need help to get started with a Touch Screen Application

      every good designed program can be run on a touchscreen monitor ,,, it is
      not necessary to write extra code however it should be taken care of in the
      design of the app ( buttons big enough to touch with a pointing finger


      hth

      Michel Posseth



      <kiran.challago lla@gmail.com> wrote in message
      news:1127014499 .126773.70650@g 44g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...[color=blue]
      > Hi All
      > I want to write a touch screen POS application. I am trying to get this
      > accomplished in c#.net. I have very good experience in developing stand
      > alone applications and web applications using both c#.net and vb.net. I
      > am trying to get my foot into this touch screen applications. I have
      > never developed one before. Is there any reading material or an online
      > form that any one can suggest.
      > Thanks for your help
      > Kiran
      >[/color]


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      • Dennis

        #4
        Re: Need help to get started with a Touch Screen Application

        I have done this for my restaurant management program and it requires no
        extra programming since the mouse events "Click" and "DoubleClid k" are
        triggered by the touch screen. Also, you can implement Drag and Drop thru
        the mouse down, move events and mouse up. However, some events such as mouse
        move won't trigger unless the screen is pressed. Also, the mousehover event
        won't work.

        The main problem that I had was that the buttons have to be quite large
        since the perspective of the user depends a lot on the height of the screen.
        Also, you need to allow a button for the user to calibrate the touch screen
        since it needs calibration almost weekly.

        --
        Dennis in Houston


        "m.posseth" wrote:
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        > every good designed program can be run on a touchscreen monitor ,,, it is
        > not necessary to write extra code however it should be taken care of in the
        > design of the app ( buttons big enough to touch with a pointing finger
        >
        >
        > hth
        >
        > Michel Posseth
        >
        >
        >
        > <kiran.challago lla@gmail.com> wrote in message
        > news:1127014499 .126773.70650@g 44g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...[color=green]
        > > Hi All
        > > I want to write a touch screen POS application. I am trying to get this
        > > accomplished in c#.net. I have very good experience in developing stand
        > > alone applications and web applications using both c#.net and vb.net. I
        > > am trying to get my foot into this touch screen applications. I have
        > > never developed one before. Is there any reading material or an online
        > > form that any one can suggest.
        > > Thanks for your help
        > > Kiran
        > >[/color]
        >
        >
        >[/color]

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