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Compucaja Touch Screen Programmable Keyboard (TEP) 2009

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  • Price: Free to try (30-day trial); $39.00 to buy
  • Operating system: Windows Vista, Windows XP
  • Date added: March 31, 2009
  • Total Downloads: 1,547
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Drag-and-drop simplicity combined with feature flexibility make this a keyboard creator for every level user, but you'll need to know Spanish to read the help file. "Teclado en pantalla" literally means keyboard in screen and describes exactly what this application helps you create. It won't take any time to learn all the commands. Though the occasional error message is in Spanish, the sparse interface and all tool tips are in English.

It's so easy to use that most users won't need the help file. We created a very useful onscreen keyboard in minutes. You merely drag a button onto a blank keyboard and add properties. Presentation, appearance, and data settings are simple to change. It's very easy to set buttons to open programs, launch Web sites, display data, or even open additional keyboards. Almost anything you can program a keyboard to do, you can make this simple application accomplish.

The only missing functionality is assigning sounds when you hover over or press a button, although you can program Teclado en Pantalla to change the color and image of buttons. Keyboards are easy to save and edit later. It's flexible enough for the system administrator to create a kiosk keyboard, and simple enough for computer-novice parents to design a kid-friendly keyboard.

Publisher's description

From Computacion XXI :

This keyboard designer is a powerful tool to let you build virtual keyboards for Point of Sales and Kiosk application. Works in practically any Windows application with touch screen or mouse. Replace your physical QWERTY type keyboard, Alphabetical, Point of Sales programmable keyboards, for information center (kiosks), industrial. You can edit, configure and customize onscreen this keyboards. The programmed button of a keyboard can also call other keyboards, so it make it ideal to make special adapted keyboards for people who has some incapacity. The keyboards distribution is easy and very simple. Version 2009 fixes some bugs in the button actions.

What's new in this version:

Version 2009 has a new licensign method.

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