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12-04-2012 05:30 AM
Hi
I have written a labview apprication to control CNC plasma cutting machines. We use a Baldor motion controller, standard pc, 15" monitor and a touch screen overlay. It all works well.... but.
15" monitors are getting a bit thin on the ground and windows 8 tablets look to be an ideal soloution- compact, integral touch screen, USB ports, built in UPS, portability etc
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Labview seems to work fine with windows 8, so everything should be good .... another but..
We use some buttons as jog and scroll controls i.e. press and hold, with the old touch screen overlays these work fine, with windows 8 they dont work, as windows wants to treat a press and hold as a right click.
Turning off right click in windows 8 ( and 7), via the control panel does not seem to have any effect, ok it greys out the relevant bit of the control pane but still turns a press and hold into a right click. We can make it work by pressing, holding and sliding slightly on the buttons but it isnt ideal.
Does anyone have a idea how to disable this feature?
Or maybe a labview multi-touch toolkit, I noticed that there was an announcement to this effect at NIweek 2012, but this does not seem to have gone any further.
Many thanks
Mike
12-04-2012 01:26 PM
Hmmm. I got this to work in Windows 7. Though it was a while ago.
When you say:
"Turning off right click in windows 8 ( and 7), via the control panel does not seem to have any effect"
Did you turn it off by using the "Pen and Touch Screen" applet in the Control panel? I could have sworn I just disabled that in Win7 and it worked fine.
12-08-2012 07:12 AM
Hi thanks for the reply
yes I turned it off in the applet in the Control panel, but I still cannot use the press and hold action, its a bit odd.
thanks
Mike
03-09-2015 02:59 AM
Is there still no better work around? I'd prefer to not dislable long clicking for entire windows only for some working labview controls. Boolean controls with the mechanical action "Switch Until Released" and "Latch Until Released" should work on a touch screen without any special settings.
Failing work arounds:
I have this problem on a computer running LabVIEW 8.6 on Windows XP
as well as on a computer running LabVIEW 12 on Windows 7.
Is there any other information?
03-09-2015 05:07 AM
Hi
There is a soloution, which works rather well.
I am not too sure about licensing or costs but I can pass you details on to the developer if you wish.
Cheers
Mike
03-09-2015 07:04 AM
Yes please.
The problem will not become smaller in the feature...
06-10-2020 03:37 AM
Hello!
I have the same problem. I have boolean controls which have action "switch until released" and I want to disable right click on touch screen ProLite T2252MSC.
Even worse, I want to keep right click for graphs because there are useful functions for the operator. So, completely disabling right click in Windows 10 is not a preferable option for my application.
How to disable right click for selected controls (boolean buttons)?
I have LabView 2019.0.1f1