Event Wording
The RightBooth event wording features let you:
Re-word text prompts
You can choose to reword any or all text prompts in your events with your own words and phrases.
For example, on the Take Photo screen, the text prompt Smile is displayed each time a photo is captured. You can replace this with your own wording, such as Smile please, or Say cheese, or even remove the prompt altogether.
Translate text prompts
If you need to run an event in another language, you can either choose one of the available languages or you can manually translate all event wording and text prompts into any other language you might require. The text features in RightBooth provide full support for Unicode characters and Right To Left languages.
See this 'How To' article for details
On-screen keyboard
If you need to enter text into an event using the touchscreen, then you can use the On-screen keyboard.
Here you have two choices:
1) Use the RightBooth internal on-screen keyboard. This lets you enter English characters
OR
2) Use the Windows touch keyboard. This lets you enter characters in a language of your choice
See this 'How To' article for details
Re-word text prompts
You can choose to reword any or all text prompts in your events with your own words and phrases.
For example, on the Take Photo screen, the text prompt Smile is displayed each time a photo is captured. You can replace this with your own wording, such as Smile please, or Say cheese, or even remove the prompt altogether.
Translate text prompts
If you need to run an event in another language, you can either choose one of the available languages or you can manually translate all event wording and text prompts into any other language you might require. The text features in RightBooth provide full support for Unicode characters and Right To Left languages.
See this 'How To' article for details
On-screen keyboard
If you need to enter text into an event using the touchscreen, then you can use the On-screen keyboard.
Here you have two choices:
1) Use the RightBooth internal on-screen keyboard. This lets you enter English characters
OR
2) Use the Windows touch keyboard. This lets you enter characters in a language of your choice
See this 'How To' article for details
