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  • February 5, 2003
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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

Thanks!

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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

    Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

    Thanks!
    Generally speaking, the touchscreen is itself (its hosting OS) making sure the activity to it is passed properly to the target application, I cannot think of a reason why an ACUCOBOL-GT application should fail to work if accepted by the host OS.
    It might however be, that you may have to redesign your app, if your user interface contains controls to close to each other to be operable with fingers.
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

    Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

    Thanks!
    Generally speaking, the touchscreen is itself (its hosting OS) making sure the activity to it is passed properly to the target application, I cannot think of a reason why an ACUCOBOL-GT application should fail to work if accepted by the host OS.
    It might however be, that you may have to redesign your app, if your user interface contains controls to close to each other to be operable with fingers.
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

    Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

    Thanks!
    Would it look like a mouse click to the program?
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

    Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

    Thanks!
    I suppose the touch screens can be configured to take various actions, depending on what is preferred. I do however believe that the most common configuration would be that tapping finger would correspond to a mouse click yes.
    I believe these questions will be better answered by the hardware provider.
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

    Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

    Thanks!
    I suppose the touch screens can be configured to take various actions, depending on what is preferred. I do however believe that the most common configuration would be that tapping finger would correspond to a mouse click yes.
    I believe these questions will be better answered by the hardware provider.
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

    Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

    Thanks!
    Our TouchScreen Restaurant/Retail POS System is written totally in Acucobol GT... you can check it out and download the demo at www.executouch.com
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

    Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

    Thanks!
    Our TouchScreen Restaurant/Retail POS System is written totally in Acucobol GT... you can check it out and download the demo at www.executouch.com
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    Has anyone had any experience using a touch screen with AcuCobol? Is it even possible?

    Thanks!
    Paul,

    I'm hoping you are still around on this forum.

    I had a quick look at your web-site and I was very impressed.

    You said that the whole application is written in Acucobol and I wondering if I can ask you a couple of questions about your product.

    1) How do you do the coloured buttons?
    2) How do you do the drag-and-drop in the table layout?

    I'll understand if you don't want to reveal your secrets.

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