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Windows Desktop Development for Ink, Touch, and Tablet PC announcement

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    Creating Touch Control Frameworks in C++ (PhotoStrip Control Sample)
    gclassy

    The following link points to the code gallery sample for the Windows Touch Photostrip sample:

    http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/wintouchphotostrip

    This sample demonstrates how to get past the limitation of only one window receiving WM_TOUCH messages.

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    Welcome!!!
    Eliot - MSFT
    Hello and welcome to the "Ink, Multi-Touch, and Other Tablet PC Development" forum.

    This is the place where you can post questions, tricks, tips, and other observations about creating applications that specifically take advantage of natural input methods of ink and touch. Whether you are setting up a development environment, integrating handwriting into an existing application, or creating a state-of-the-art multi-touch client application from the ground up, we will strive to ensure that both other members of the developer community as well as product team members from Microsoft are pointing you to the correct resources and helping out where applicable.

    Some resources that you should know about immediately:

    • The Windows Developer Center on MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com/windows) contains pages dedicated to Tablet and Touch Technology. From the home page, click Technologies, and then click Mobile PC.
    • In addition, the Windows Developer Center contains resources specific to Tablet and Touch Technology in the Learn page, including How-Do-I videos and MS Learning webcasts.
    • The developer center contains a number of hands-on labs dedicated to Tablet and Touch Technology. The labs--written in C++, C#, and Visual Basic .NET--range from getting started to advanced pen data manipulation.

    You can find the Tablet and Touch SDK documentation in the MSDN Library:

    This forum is NOT for end-user questions or hardware reviews. It is for questions about developing applications using Tablet and Touch technologies. Questions that are out of scope will be redirected to appropriate forums or newsgroups.

    This forum is based on a new Forum 3.0 platform which provides many robust features. To know more about Forum 3.0 new features, view the following video: 

    http://xpstream.winisp.net/samjarawan/msdn%20forums%20overview.wmv

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Announcement: 2

Windows Desktop Development for Ink, Touch, and Tablet PC announcement

  • Link
    Creating Touch Control Frameworks in C++ (PhotoStrip Control Sample)
    gclassy

    The following link points to the code gallery sample for the Windows Touch Photostrip sample:

    http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/wintouchphotostrip

    This sample demonstrates how to get past the limitation of only one window receiving WM_TOUCH messages.

  • Link
    Welcome!!!
    Eliot - MSFT
    Hello and welcome to the "Ink, Multi-Touch, and Other Tablet PC Development" forum.

    This is the place where you can post questions, tricks, tips, and other observations about creating applications that specifically take advantage of natural input methods of ink and touch. Whether you are setting up a development environment, integrating handwriting into an existing application, or creating a state-of-the-art multi-touch client application from the ground up, we will strive to ensure that both other members of the developer community as well as product team members from Microsoft are pointing you to the correct resources and helping out where applicable.

    Some resources that you should know about immediately:

    • The Windows Developer Center on MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com/windows) contains pages dedicated to Tablet and Touch Technology. From the home page, click Technologies, and then click Mobile PC.
    • In addition, the Windows Developer Center contains resources specific to Tablet and Touch Technology in the Learn page, including How-Do-I videos and MS Learning webcasts.
    • The developer center contains a number of hands-on labs dedicated to Tablet and Touch Technology. The labs--written in C++, C#, and Visual Basic .NET--range from getting started to advanced pen data manipulation.

    You can find the Tablet and Touch SDK documentation in the MSDN Library:

    This forum is NOT for end-user questions or hardware reviews. It is for questions about developing applications using Tablet and Touch technologies. Questions that are out of scope will be redirected to appropriate forums or newsgroups.

    This forum is based on a new Forum 3.0 platform which provides many robust features. To know more about Forum 3.0 new features, view the following video: 

    http://xpstream.winisp.net/samjarawan/msdn%20forums%20overview.wmv