touch screen?

[Troy Rollins]

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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Troy
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