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Re: Mac multimedia system

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From: Jon Gorrono
Date: Fri, 20 May 1994 20:00
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>Date:         Fri, 20 May 1994 09:05:59 -0500
>From: Ronald.Fitch@UNI.EDU
>Subject:      Mac multimedia system
>To: Multiple recipients of list AWARE <AWARE@cc1.kuleuven.ac.be>

>We are putting together what will be an interactive touch screen system using
>authorware using Mac 840AVs (already purchased and in use) and need some advice
.


>Our questions:

>        1.  We need to find a 14" touchscreen monitor for display and this
>            seems to be a problem at this point.  We have two Mitsubishi
>            Diamondscan monitors already set up for touchscreen use that we
>            have been using on an IBM-based system (as well as the software
>            to run the touchscreen with Mac), but the monitors are not
>            compatible with the 840AVs.  This was a surprise to us, since
>            Mitsubishi told us this would be no problem before we bought
>            the 840AVs and sent us the cables that they said would work.
>            They've since said "Opps ... sorry.  Won't work."

>            Has anyone been able to get these to work with the 840AVs?

You may want ot consider using a touchscreen technology that does
not rely on the kind of monitor you use.  I am thinking of a
system I have seen a couple of times but have not for the life of me
been able to get company info about.  It is a pressure sensitive
pad that the monitor sits on.  Calibrate it quickly and it can tell
where where you press on the screen by interpreting how the
monitor moves on the pad.


Anyone have the info on this? I'll keep looking.

Jon


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