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Currently I've installed a new Promethean ActivBoard 500 series and have been using it with a regular PC. It works fine, enabling all gesture controls with my fingers. When I install a Mac to this board, I can't seem to use gesture controls to manipulate my screen. I know this is an OS issue. I tried also with a OSX Lion Mac Book Pro and got same results.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Obviously you'd have to install any Mac drivers that the company makes for their devices. If they don't make them, you can't use it the way you want.
The driver is installed and the company supports these functions.
fperezhn wrote:
The driver is installed and the company supports these functions.
Then you would need to contact Promethean
I just wanted to know if there is any Touch Pack or support pack that enables Macs to use touch capabilities.
They would be part of the drivers that come with your device.
Will OSX Mountain Lion already have these touch support and gesture drivers??
Yes, when running on genuine Apple hardware.
How do I enable touch gesture controls on Mac OSX 10.5.8?
