On Tue, 17 Oct 2006 19:50:41 -0400, Thom McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I know that any touchscreen by
ELO Touchsystems made in the last 5 years supports these new
features, and ELO is the most common brand.
I've a restaurant cashier system application. The oldest customer
used an ELO-display for about 6 years now, w/o any hardware issue,
even though it's place inside of the restaurant kitchen!
BUT on the hands down side:
ELO itself terminated the driver for OS X for USB-based displays and
recommend the driver from another company (don't have the name at the
moment). But this driver has several issues, we tried two times to
migrate the cashier-client two times from Mac OS 9 to OS X and went
back both times, because of obviously issues with the display driver.
Furthermore we tried to use a Windows XP based machine and used the
ELO-drivers, but there are some other issues, not as bad as on OS X
using the 3rd-party-drivers, but enough to still stay with the old OS
9 machine.
Perhaps the display itself is to old for the new drivers, perhaps
it's a "special case", but my conclusion is, that I prefer a display
with serial interface and a appropriate interface, in the worst case
you can access the interface/display direct from your application.
ciao
Thorsten Hohage
--
that-Office.de Softwaredesign - Hamburg,Germany
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