August 14,1995

Dear Lee:

Using Craftech for software development was suggested to me by Jim Logan who you know personally. That turned out to be a excellent recommendation.

Craftech developed Windows and DOS software in support of the MicroTouch TouchBoard and Extended Bezel products. These are touch sensitive pointing devices targeted at OEM suppliers of kiosks, point-of-information displays, consumer oriented self-serve terminals and other such devices.

The job required quite a diverse set of skills. Craftech wrote a DOS-based utility to assist application developers in using these products. The utility is used to create “zones” or touch areas. The end-user touches a “zone” to select an item or operation. In addition, MicroTouch required a Windows’ dynamic link library to interface to the MicroTouch Windows driver and feed zone information back to the Windows application. Finally, the complete package required an installation and setup utility. The fact that Craftech was able to deliver such a diverse set of components was a great help to us.

Craftech delivered quality software, on time and on budget. The job was executed offsite and much of the work was accomplished without the benefit of final hardware which simply was not available until very late in the program. You have demonstrated eagerness to resolve any problems brought to your attention (of which there were few!) and you have represented yourself and your associates with the utmost professionalism.

In conclusion, Craftech will be the first organization I call in the future when MicroTouch needs additional software help. I’d also highly recommend Craftech to any organization needing assistance with software development. Many thanks, and I look forward to our next project!

Best Regards,

Vincent E. D’Amico
Director of Software Development