Toolbars |
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Toolbar definitions |
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This facility is
currently under development and only enabled within selected builds.
Depending on development and test schedules we hope to enable this option for
all Windows builds in UPDD release 4.1.2, followed by Linux and Mac OS X in
future releases. This facility is documented here for the beta test users and
for future reference once on general release. A
toolbar can simply be used to mask off areas of the calibrated video area or
they can be used to trigger an event. A toolbar event can be associated with
a UPDD Toolbar function or functions written in external applications. Each
toolbar can have any number of cells. The cursor does not move from its
current position when a toolbar is touched so toolbars can also be used to
mask off areas of the main display calibrated area if required. |
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Function |
Description |
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Shows
current toolbar and allows selection of a different toolbar if more than one
defined. |
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Visual
image of toolbar layout. Restricted to a maximum of 32 cells. Yellow
indicates current cell. |
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Shows
number and position of current cell. |
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Shows
action associated with current cell. In this example, touching the toolbar
cell will invoke the start menu in a Windows system. |
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Add a
toolbar. |
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Remove
selected toolbar. |
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Calibrate
toolbar. |
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Used to
change number of cells in a toolbar and to indicate if a toolbar is relative
to the primary display area (does not require to be separately calibrated as
its position is calculated automatically based on the main display
calibration), follows rotate (the position of the toolbar is locked to the
video display rather than locked to fixed position on the pointer device) or
Dragable (can be moved by touching the toolbar for a short period of time). |
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Define/change selected cell options |
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