Touch screen setup GUI

Hey John,
Got my Elo 1515L the other day and struggled to follow the directions to install the driver from the Elo website, but I believe that I have it installed correctly. Is there a setting that I missed to be able to single tap a folder or program icon to open it instead of double tapping? Also, what is the secret to using scroll bars? They don't seem to be very responsive.
Any other tips would be appreciated. Thanks

I followed the instructions to use Evtouch here

Go to Places > Home to open the file browser then Edit > Preferences > Behavior to select single click.

When you touch the screen does the pointer appear centered under your finger?

John

Thanks John, I was able to resolve the single click issue. The pointer does appear centered under my finger, I think that it is more that that scroll bars are so close to the edge of the screen more than anything. I have my screen resolution set to 1024 x 768.

Yea, I've found that my fingers can't touch the edge or the touch sensitive area is not all the way to the edge...

Which GUI are you using?

John

Still trying to use Axis even though it has been said that it doesn't work well with the touch panels. The scroll bar issues come in when just browsing through files.t

For the most part, Axis doesn't work too bad, i don't think. I just can't wrap my head around all the programming that it takes to make changes to these programs, even after looking at all the great examples. I just wish I could figure out where/how to make basic changes to icon & button sizes used in Axis. Don't want to recreate the wheel, just make a few modifications for easier touch compatability.

Thanks for your continued help!

Axis is a great GUI for keyboard/mouse and a terrible GUI for a touch screen. IMHO it would be a time sink to try and make Axis a good GUI for a touch screen.

While Touchy is a good touch screen GUI I find that Dewey's Touchy + Gremlin + ngcgui a very workable combination. It gives you the Gremlin backplot preview window like Axis so you can see if your program makes any sense or not. Touchy does require a couple of buttons and a MPG or similar to jog with. Once you use Touchy a bit it is easy to get the job done.

Another option is gscreen and I think it doesn't require any hardware inputs like Touchy does.

John