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I have seen this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/134067/are-there-any-decent-ui-components-for-touch-screen-web-applications and have allmost exact the same question but Im focused on winforms.

I working on an application that is not primary made for using with a touch screen, but now I see more and more customers using touch screen and want the application to support it better.

I want to "add" to the UI so that for example a rightclick on a combobox (or click a button at the side of the combobox) opens up a dialogbox that handles the showing and selecting of the items easier on a touch screen.

Controls I want to enhance or replace are listboxes, comboboxes and textboxes.

I know its easy to create those controls myself, but I think there must be some standards and allready tested UIs that works good in that environment. I dont want to reinvent the wheel and make a bad one if it allready exists good ones.

To sum it up: Are there guide-lines for controls regarding touch screens, then where? Are there any allready made controls I can byu (or free ones) out there?

Thanks!

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Found some information:

Interaction Design Guide for Touchscreen Applications http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/TSDesignGL/INDEX.HTM
pdf-version:
http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/TSDesignGL/TSDesignGL.pdf

The interface between humans and interactive kiosks
http://www.visi.com/~keefner/pdfs/focus1.pdf

Keys to a Successful Kiosk Application Some tips can be used generally:
http://www.visi.com/~keefner/pdfs/Kiosk-Tips.ppt

Stefan
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Hi,

I would be interested in having a look at your components.

I work for a company and we are presently working on 2 new touchscreen applications.

Thanks Frederic Bean GIRO INC

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Hello Frederic,

Could you give me your email to send you information or contact me at 'palavrov at codigi.net'

Thanks, Atanas