I would approach a touchscreen very carefully. It may not like me and might
try to bite.
Seriously, I did a presentation to an owner/operator of hotels using a
SmartBoard but it didn't fly. I've had an interest in this type of
application myself. Whose displays are you using or planning to use? I've
seen NEC advertise a 19" LCD as I recall.
Have you considered developing a SmartClient? Do some reading about that as
it gives us the Windows Forms interface with connectivity to the Internet
for various purposes. Look up the SmartBoard too.
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"Ryan" <ry***@ungerboeck.com> wrote in message
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Can someone give me an idea how they would approach a touchscreen
application... and why you would use web over windows... and
vice-versa?
If an application is webbased, you could set up a kiosk so the web
application was full screen using javascript.... and if you didnt have
a keyboard... there isnt a way the user could return to the desktop...
hmm
Web-based apps have the deployment advantage... windows based has more
functionality... and possiblly more control over the desktop?
Any thoughts?
