Synaptics SDK 1.0

This file is for developers using the Synaptics SDK to write C++ programs. Building C++ programs with the SDK requires the following header and library files: SynKit.h SynCom.h SynComDefs.h SynError.h SynWraps.h SynCom.lib Programs should include SynKit.h which will in turn include the other files. Programs using the SynCreateAPI function to create SynAPI objects must link against SynCom.lib. SynAPI objects can also be created using CoCreateInstance. Programmers familiar with COM should use this technique as it obviates the need to link against SynCOM.lib. There are several sample Visual C++ 6.0 projects that can be used as a starting point: Comtest is a console program that shows how to access and manipulate Synaptics device properties and how to register a system event to receive device-related notifications. BezelTest is an MFC based program that shows how to manipulate certain properties related to rotation of a device's coordinate space. SynView is a non-MFC windows program that shows how to receive data and notifications from devices. cPadClock is windows program that functions as a cPad application. The application puts a digital clock on the cPad display. cPadImage is windows program that demostrates how to load an image file (bitmap) and draws the image onto the cPad display. mfctest is an MFC based program that uses the Synaptics ActiveX controls to access devices. This sample was constructed using the MFC Class Wizard to import the type library in synctrl.dll. The class wizard was also used to insert controls onto MFC dialogs. KeyPad is a windows API program that places a 10 key pad on a cPad. SynPlot is a windows API program that plots absolute TouchPad coordinates.