>>>I've written a VFP app that utilized a touch screen. It was a Point of Sale app for a restaurant. There was nothing special that I had to do except make the command buttons larger to accommodate fat fingers. All clicks and drags are the same as before...you don't have to do anything different. It just worked.
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>>>Be aware that there won't be any "right click" capabilities as is so you'll need to come up with a different way to do that if its needed. Also, scrollbars were the only way I found to make a list/grid scroll. I couldn't just drag a grid row or list option up and down to scroll the content. So, making fat scrollbars is another thing to consider.
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>>Thanks a lot.
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>Also you need an "On Screen Keyboard". OSK.EXE which comes with Windows will not seem a part of your application. I developed my own OSK for my POS application. Download Aldelo POS (This'is a food pos appl.) demo and see how a POS system should be. Their application is really good as a POS appl.

I agree with the OSK and I also did the same thing; I wrote my own keyboard. Again, it had very big keys (buttons) and I simplified it greatly by not having any other keys except the letters, numbers, shift, caps, backspace, enter and space bar. Didn't need Fkeys, arrow keys, print screen, Scroll lock, etc.