About use of touch screens in ViewApp

Touch screens enable users to interact with a ViewApp similarly to applications running on touch-enabled laptops, tablets, or smart phones. On a touch screen, users can manage a running ViewApp by:

• Single tap to push a button, start action scripts, set focus within a window, select an item from a list

• Touch and swipe on vertical or horizontal scroll bars to change the viewing area within a pane

• Pan the content of a pane by swiping a screen with a single finger

• Trigger animations configured for graphic elements, ACF-apps, or NET Controls.

• Zoom a screen view in or out using two finger gestures.

• Double tap to restore the display to its original size

• Display slide out panes using three finger swipe gestures.

• Close a windows using a 5 finger scrunch gesture.

• Interact with user controls that do not natively support touch.

ViewApps can be configured with screen locks to prevent accidental screen interactions. When enabled, a screen lock must be deactivated when interacting with a touch-enabled ViewApp.