On Oct 28, 2005, at 6:22 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
The thing you will need to remember is that the users won't have the fine control that a mouse gives, so make the buttons larger than normal. Also, you can't right-click and double-clicking is not easy. You may want to hide the cursor or set it to an empty image so it doesn't distract the users.
MouseEnter and MouseLeave events are also not relevant on a touch screen. This means that rollover effects shouldn't be bothered with. If a GUI requires them to be used effectively, it will want to be reworked. e.g. interactive tool tips...
Basically, mousedown, mouseStillDown, and mouseUp are your primary input events.
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