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Sarah Greenland
sarah.greenland at ntlworld.com
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Hi Sean That truly is an amazing video. Thank you for pointing me at it! You would need a fabulous PC setup to play those demos, though. Fast processor, latest video card. But I don't think you'd need a multi-touch screen to achieve all those effects, hmmmm. Actually, I think you might be able to touch multiple balloons with Touch Balloons. Can't test it at the moment, because I only have a pen tablet with one pen... Oh dear, I hope I haven't got your hopes up too much about this follow-up. There is only one object on the screen at a time that can be controlled - so my question was really about what you do when there is a fight for control. Thank you again - you've put ideas in my head! Sarah Greenland Sean wrote: Hi Sarah, Not a direct answer, but do take time to look at this video on YouTube - multitouch interaction with a display allowing simultaneous touches (whether it happens to be one person using two hands or two separate children): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpTBn7NsON4 Sean O'Sullivan sean.frankwise at easynet.co.uk Deputy Headteacher Frank Wise School, Banbury http://www.frankwise.oxon.sch.uk http://www.parkroadict.co.uk |
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