- May 23, 2002
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Howdy,
I'm looking for suggestions here because I don't even know where to start. I work with a company that puts on a trade show and we want to have computer based exit surveys this year instead of having people fill out paper forms. Originally I was going to just create an HTML form and have peopel fill it out and submit it. However, I think it'd be a lot cooler to use touchscreens and have much nicer looking surveys.
I would want a program that would basically have a number of screens (like a slideshow in PowerPoint), with one (or two if related) questions per screen. The questions would mostly be dropdown boxes or checkboxes. However some would also require text entry (name, address) so would need to show a keyboard on the screen for people to be able to type in their responses.
I know that getting the touchscreen monitor isn't necessary but we don't want to have a keyboard there to prevent people from exiting the program and rebooting and things like that. So I could just use a mouse by itself and have people click isntead of touch. But mainly I'm concerned about the program to do this.
Does anyone know of one (preferably with a free trial download or even a free program) that would work well for this?
Thanks!
I'm looking for suggestions here because I don't even know where to start. I work with a company that puts on a trade show and we want to have computer based exit surveys this year instead of having people fill out paper forms. Originally I was going to just create an HTML form and have peopel fill it out and submit it. However, I think it'd be a lot cooler to use touchscreens and have much nicer looking surveys.
I would want a program that would basically have a number of screens (like a slideshow in PowerPoint), with one (or two if related) questions per screen. The questions would mostly be dropdown boxes or checkboxes. However some would also require text entry (name, address) so would need to show a keyboard on the screen for people to be able to type in their responses.
I know that getting the touchscreen monitor isn't necessary but we don't want to have a keyboard there to prevent people from exiting the program and rebooting and things like that. So I could just use a mouse by itself and have people click isntead of touch. But mainly I'm concerned about the program to do this.
Does anyone know of one (preferably with a free trial download or even a free program) that would work well for this?
Thanks!
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