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3. Windows 95 may lock up during startup if the resource settings in the
Setup dialog of the Touchscreen Control Panel do not match the
actual controller configuration. Use Safe Mode to start Windows 95
and change the resource settings to match the controller configura-
tion, then restart Windows 95.
4. The touchscreen driver may cause Windows 95 to lock up during
shutdown if the touchscreen is activated after shutdown is initiated.
5. Programming Examples
The Custom installation option allows you to install example pro-
grams (with source code) that access capabilities of the "Touchscreen
Driver for Windows 95" driver and Touchscreen Control Panel.
These programs are installed in the C:\Elo directory (default).
Calib.exe is an example of how to call the exported function
CalibrateScreen() in the Touchscreen Control Panel (Monmouse.cpl).
This allows you to calibrate the touchscreen directly from your applica-
tion without having to run the Touchscreen Control Panel.
Zaxis.exe is an example of how to access the IntelliTouch Z-axis capabil-
ities. The program uses a custom meter control, which reports the amount
of pressure applied to a button on the screen (0 ~ 100%).
1. Make sure that the serial touchscreen controller is connected to serial
port COM4.
2. Install "Touchscreen Driver for Windows 95" as described above.
Choose the appropriate serial touchscreen controller on COM4 when
running Setup, to allow for a complete driver installation.
3. Run the Windows 95 Registry Editor by clicking the Start button.
Click Run, then type "regedit" and press Enter. (c:\windows\regedit")
4. Edit the values of the following registry keys in the following registry
key folder to match the number, I/O port address, and IRQ of the
COM port to which the touchscreen is connected:
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