Flash presentation on a touch screen

[rory182]

As a point of sale thing / exhibition stand display.

Anyone got any experience of such a thing?!

I'm told it can be done pretty cheaply using Swish Max? @ around £60 plus cost of a touch screen.

Im thinking of attempting it for work, any advice?

Cheers

 

[b3nje]

i f**king hate swissshhhh!

p.s i pressume its go to be interactive??

 

[rory182]

yeah totally interactive, select menu options and it'll return valid options taking product compatibility into account, generating a list of non compatible parts if you like then returning instructions specific to what the user has said, and giving a print option to print it out.

 

[rory182]

bump, boss thinks its a good idea - anyone got experience of such things?

Panel pc's as used in industry might be a nice durable option?

 

[rory182]

bump

 

[AhmedRSi]

Seems easy enough, swish would make it easier to do.... make it look a lot better too. To be honest its pretty easy, the touchscreen just works as a normal monitor and just get yourself any old pc in the background to run it.

 

[rory182]

yeah, i dont see whats so dificult about it, will be time consuming to set up, I have over 200 motorcycle models to think of and then there might be translations... lol

 

[AhmedRSi]

If youve used flash before it shouldnt be a problem. Might take some time though as it sounds like theres a lot of information that needs to go into it.

 

[Saundo]

Get a decent touch screen program that allows you to run the Flash movie in a browser as normal. And avoid swish at all costs, it gash!

 

[rory182]

I've no experience of flash, is there software in a desktop publishing / web design style which is user friendly for novices to use?

Or is it all code?