with both Mac and Windows. They were trying to sell us on their software,
which is largely irrelevant to the device: so long as you have the drivers
installed, it works like a big trackpad with their marker (and no shadows
from the projector because it's at such a steep angle). We were using the
Smart Notepad software with it fine. (And I was able to interact with my
software more easily than on a Smart Board -- I've had endless problems
getting clicks to register in Photoshop, for example, and with the
Brightlink... it's just a mouse, so it Just Works.)
-- S
Seth Battis / http://battis.net / seth@battis.net / @battis / (323) 638-7384
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Ann Hamel <ann.hamel@gmail.com> wrote:
> Has anyone tried the Epson Brightlink as an interactive board alternative?
> http://www.epsonbrightlink.webengager.com/
>
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