Ink support in MS Access

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh2]

quote:Originally posted by fswitz

Will,

The proposed solution using Access Forms and the InkEdit and InkPicture is one alternative.

However, moving up the "programmng food chain", I think the following would deserve consideration as well. The following configuration can enable someone to start ink/programming with no capital outlay. All the following can be downloaded for free and can be easily used with Access databases.

1. Tablet SDK (includes InkEdit and InkPicture)
2. Visual C# Express

The HelloInkWorld 40-step tutorial available for free from our website shows how to develop an app and save a signature (ink), date, int and string types to an Access Database.

I tried to find the tutorial you mention, but without luck. I found the downloadable demo and installed, but the demo did not appear to be in that. Is there a link you could reference?

Thanks,
Kevin