Free kiosk software for windows

xKiosk 2.2.6 is regarded as a professional and smart self-service photo kiosk software for minilabs. Self-serve photo kiosks are rapidly helping labs replace the volume of film processing lost to digital. Small labs have been at a disadvantage because of the high prices of factory made kiosks. Now you can build your own kiosk or use any Windows computer with xKiosk software. xKiosk is the software your customers will prefer, because it is easy to use. Little or no instruction is needed.

Launch a Web page in Internet Explorers kiosk mode with the press of a key The KioskLaunch application was designed to help users launch a Web page in Internet Explorers kiosk mode with the press of a key, or automatically from a CD. KioskLaunch is a handy tool for anyone who needs to deliver an HTML-based presentation, and for Web designers who need to preview their designs without the browsers interface.
System requirements:
- Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher

Weavefuture Public Internet Kiosk Browser 3.3 is a freeware that lets you turn your PC into Internet Kiosk instantly. Weavefuture Internet Cafe Kiosk Software is very easy, simple and stupid to use. Just install it as Administrator User and run it as limited access user, then you forget it.

Weavefuture Internet Kiosk Browser offers a secure, efficient and easy to use method of administering public access PCs. Its uses include the CyberCafe industry, Libraries, Educational facilities, Hotels and Cruise Liners, and other business and public drop-in centres.

User can surf the Web in a safe and secure manner, prevent users from manipulating the operating systems, support Win2000/XP, no programming skills necessary, you can charge the usage fee by add Weavefuture Coin Acceptor AK5 and Weavefuture Kiosk Timer.

Enhancements:

• Include unspecified updates.

SB CIO 5.0 is a convenient inventory management tool that runs on a single standalone PC. History of check in/out activity can be reported easily. Tool/inventory history can be reported. The criteria/filters are flexible. There are many more features available. Those are very intuitive and user friendly. The program is designed by a group of experts in the inventory management industry to serve the inventory check in/out needs of small business. Examples of use are: as small video rental kiosk or small tool room/trailer where you do not want to spend a fortune on an overkill software system.

ClicKey is a small tool that will asign a sound to your keyboard key Shortly before writing ClicKey I purchased a small sub-notebook computer. The Toshiba Librettos keyboard is not full size, and I found that sometimes I would press a key and feel the rubbery mechanical "snap", but the key would not register electrically. Letters were missing. So I decided that I needed a bit of aural feedback to confirm when any key was received.
I "Googled" and looked around the Internet for an appropriate bit of freeware to solve the problem and give my keyboard a click sound, but I was unable to find anything suitable. So I decided to write my own ultra-small "GRC style" solution in assembly language. I rolled up my sleeves and ClicKey was born not long after.
My desktop machines all have clanky older-style "Northgate" keyboards using wonderfully noisy "ALPS" keyswitches, but I have seen that other laptop and most recent desktop keyboards are "too quiet". So I thought that perhaps other people might want to add a bit of aural feedback to their laptop and desktop typing experience.
ClicKey is a small tool that will asign a sound to your keyboard key.
Main features:
Choose from among 26 built-in sounds.
- ClicKey contains 26 built-in percussive typing sounds. Some are classic typewriter sounds, others are subtle short clicks, beeps, and boops, while others are more attention-getting and might be appropriate for an on-screen keyboard or public kiosk.
Independent volume control.
- Since you might prefer ClicKeys clicks to be almost subliminal, its sounds can be made as quiet as you like.
On-screen user-interface, or invisible startup shortcut.
- To keep ClicKey as lightweight (just 42 kbytes) and unobtrusive as possible, I designed it to be launched from a Windows shortcut (probably placed in the "Startup" group) containing its sound specification commands (see details below).
Heard and not seen.
- No advertising splash screen and nothing in the Windows "tray" to clutter your screen.
Nothing to "install" or remove.
- ClicKey is just "run" as a stand-alone application. It does not need to be "installed", it places nothing in the registry, and can simply be deleted once it is no longer wanted.