Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2002 21:30 +0000
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [LIB] Lib 1100 panel-mounted mouse - how quick and

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|       Your Jornada runs WinCE.  The entire OS is designed to do away
|with concepts such as right-clicking and other option clicks.  

By the way, I can use the right click option with the "alt"+stylus_pick.

The drag
|option vs. a click is usually resolved on systems by either using a double
|click, or detecting a click vs. a hold.  My old synaptics touchpad on my
|previous laptop had a "bounce" option to handle drag actions, but this too
|involves something more complex than a simple "dumb" stylus control.
|       The short and simple answer is that your PDA is designed to only
|need a single input mode, while the desktop version of Windows is not.
|
|CK

CK, I can understand, that the WinCE is not complex enough. But I can imagine, that 
drivers could be available to make the touchscreen applications input compatible to 
the Windows OS.

What are the differences?
On the CE surface, a moving cursor is not visible. Pointing to something on CE is like 
moving the cursor to this point and left-clicking. Double clicking is double clicking 
on every OS. "alt"+pick is like right-clicking.

In my opinion, with the right driver, the buttons could be helpful, but should not be 
necessary.


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|On Wed, 13 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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|> Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2002 16:46 +0000
|> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|> Subject: Re: [LIB] Lib 1100 panel-mounted mouse - how quick and
|> 
|> Raymond, you wrote:
|> 
|> Actually I'd have to disagree ... just because we've used pens for so long doesn't 
|> mean its necessarily the right way of using your muscles (notice all those pens out 
|> there that are designed to help muscle cramps for instance). Besides which using a 
|> Windows PC requires at least 4 input signals, (pointer move, pointer drag, pointer 
|> action, pointer secondary action), at least 3 for a Mac and at least 5 for an X 
|> interface. A pen by itself can really only provide one (hence why the Palmax has 
|> buttons on the rear left of the panel and other tablet-pen type devices have 
|buttons 
|> on the pen itself, a situation that isn't really terrifically ergonomic as the 
|> forefinger is the only one that can really press buttons in a pen situation and 
|that 
|> affects accuracy). 
|> 
|> Raymond,
|> 
|> my Jornada uses a stylus with no other signals than the pressing point on the 
|touchscreen, and I do not need buttons. I am not experienced with the technics, but 
|why do one need the buttons of the Palmax, when one can press simply the pen on the 
|screen like I do with my Jornada?
|> 
|> Bernhard
|> 
|> 
|> 
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