RE: FLASH: Any special issues with Touch Screen Kiosks?

[Jason Bouwmeester]

Make your buttons bigger and make sure that whatever software the kiosk is

based on can handle Flash. The kiosk software that we've looked at use

either IE or NS as a base and then modify a bit on top of it.


HTH,

jb


-----Original Message-----

From: Jefferis [

Jefferispathway [dot] net (mailto:Jefferispathway [dot] net)

]

Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 1:31 PM

To: Flash MailList

Subject: FLASH: Any special issues with Touch Screen Kiosks?



I have a client inquiry about doing a kiosk for his site. I primed him 

with a few questions about several database issues involved, but wanted 

to know if in general there are any special issues associated with 

producing Flash on Kiosks and using Touch screens? 


The touch screen technology I assume simply uses the touch in place of 

the mouse. Assuming the kiosk hardware can handle that, is there anything 

about the Flash itself that might pose difficulties? 


Jeff



Jefferis Peterson, Pres.

Web Design and Marketing

http://www.PetersonSales.net

Tel & Fax. 724-458-7169


ICQ 19112253



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