What is a touch tablet?
When I was reading about Triangle it mentioned the Touch ‘n Tell program for an external digitizing pad. What is, and where can we get, a digitizing pad? Our greatest difficulty is getting access to the graphs he makes. Answer: A digitizing pad, or touch tablet is an external device that tells the computer the location of where you touch on a rectangular field. These devices connect to the computer through the com (serial) port. The Science Access Project has written drivers for three digitizing pads, the Nomad, built especially for use by blind people and sold by the American Printing House for the Blind, and two less expensive touch screen adaptations, EdMark’s TouchWindow, and Keytec’s MagicTouch pad. These are available through the companies that make them or from a number of supply houses serving technical needs particularly in the education community. Please see the Using TRIANGLE web page for more information. Back to the Top Question: Do you have a driver for … I have two nic
