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Hi,<br />
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I doubt it very much as its a hardware input.
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Hi,

I doubt it very much as its a hardware input.

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makes perfect sense. i expected so bui thought &nbsp;the monitor may have that capability inherent and needed some software functionality to activate its usage. thanks for your contribution
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makes perfect sense. i expected so bui thought  the monitor may have that capability inherent and needed some software functionality to activate its usage. thanks for your contribution

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is there any software out there that can be installed on a computer to make the standard &nbsp;monitor touch sensitive without using the &quot;screen overlay&quot; hardware approach. i honestly will be surprised if there is but just for curiosity sake i want to ask the experts to share their knowledge.<br />
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thanks!
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is there any software out there that can be installed on a computer to make the standard  monitor touch sensitive without using the "screen overlay" hardware approach. i honestly will be surprised if there is but just for curiosity sake i want to ask the experts to share their knowledge.

thanks!

convert standard monitor into touch sensitive screen

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Displays / Monitors

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