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James Jarrett writes
> Has anyone developed a touch-screen driven system under Authorware for 
> Windows?  Specifically, I am interested in Windows drivers for:
>   Elographics
>   IBM 8516
>   MicroTouch
>   Carroll Touch
>   etc...
> How do these drivers work?  Do they substitute for the mouse driver?  Do
> you have any working systems that use these drivers?
> 
> Also, how is Windows 3.1 for an unattended kiosk system?  Are errors
> trappable?  Can a system reboot itself if an application locks up?
> 
> I'd appreciate E-Mail at jjarrett@csugrad.cs.vt.edu rather than follow-ups,
> as I don't read the news as often as I read my mail.
> 
> Thanks,
> Jim Jarrett

I own a company which does touch screen development using the Elographics  
Intellitouch system.  The drivers for it essentially replace a mouse although  
you can get it to work without losing support for the mouse.  We use it under  
windows or any software which can use a mouse.  The touch screen itself is very  
good and with variable levels of sensitivity.  You can install it onto  
virtually any monitor although installation requires a good technical hand.

If you want some more info, write me at ALEE@SYSTEMS.WATSTAR.WATERLOO.EDU.

Alex Lee
QUEUE Computer Systems Inc.