• IMG is the primary supplier of Virtual On-screen Keyboard software (also called an onscreen keyboard, soft keyboard, tablet pc keyboard, touch screen keyboard, or virtual keyboard) and User Interface Designer Tools to major hardware and software systems manufacturers, intergrators, and endusers worldwide. The product line includes My-T-Pen, My-T-Soft, My-T-Soft TS for Terminal Services / Remote Desktop, Build-A-Board Keyboard Designer Tool, Build-A-Board Windows 2K thru 7 (including Embedded) Run-times, Build-A-Board CE Run-times, Build-A-Board Linux Run-times, Build-A-Board MacOSX Run-times, and My-T-Touch, along with other pointing device enhancement software products, which complete the evolution of the interactive user interface.

• My-T-Pen is for Light Pens and Pen Tablets running Windows 8/7/Vista/XP/2000. (Older versions available for 3.x/95/98/Me/NT)
• My-T-Touch is for Touch based systems running Windows 8/7/Vista/XP/2000. (Older versions available for 3.x/95/98/Me/NT)
• My-T-Soft is for any Pointing Device running Windows 8/7/Vista/XP/2000. (Older versions available for 3.x/95/98/Me/NT)
• My-T-Soft Build-A-Board provides completely customizable on-screen keyboards for Windows CE & Windows 8/7/XP/2000/NT/Me/98/95 & Linux & MacOSX
• My-T-Soft TS is Windows Server based version for terminals, remote desktops, wide-area deployment
• The TouchRight Utilities provide Right Mouse Button functions on any touch or pen based system.
• IMG's Developers Kit works with all My-T-Pen, My-T-Touch, and My-T-Soft products - check out the Developer's Corner.
• I think I'm in the wrong place. I am interested in products for people with disabilities and special needs. Take me to IMG's Assistive Technology Products

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What is the difference between My-T-Mouse / My-T-Pen / My-T-Touch / My-T-Soft?

The original on-screen, virtual keyboard product was introduced at Fall COMDEX in 1993 as My-T-Mouse - "My Typing Mouse". As time went by and the pen and touchscreen interfaces became more popular, we were questioned if our "Mouse" product worked with these devices - My-T-Pen and My-T-Touch were born. To address other virtual pointing device and technologies, My-T-Soft ("My Typing Software") was born - the name with no reference to any pointing device. Currently, My-T-Pen, My-T-Touch, and My-T-Soft (and numerous other private label versions) are version matched, and contain the same features. These are aimed at the commercial / industrial world. My-T-Mouse is still aimed at the home / consumer type user, while OnScreen is designed for individuals with special needs.

I am confused - Why so many options?

Keeping our customers satisfied is a full time job, and the retail product options offered are based on customer demand that meet various (sometimes conflicting) requirements. If you are new to IMG, here is a quick overview to help decide which product is right for you:

• My-T-Pen, My-T-Touch, and My-T-Soft originally were optimized for specific pointing devices, but now have evolved into exactly the same software, with different names. Touchscreen vendors prefer My-T-Touch, while Pen, Tablet & Wearable PC vendors prefer My-T-Pen. Industrial, Ruggedized, and Whiteboard vendors prefer My-T-Soft. For other types of pointing devices, My-T-Soft is generally preferred.
• My-T-Pen, My-T-Touch, and My-T-Soft software has been shipping since 2000 (based on My-T-Mouse released in 1993), and contain every feature & option that our customers have requested - it is a full package with international keyboard layouts, programmable macros, developer tools, etc., etc.
• Certain customers wanted complete control over what is displayed to the user (i.e. a virtual keyboard that doesn't look like a standard 101 layout). For example, 4 function keys with a Stop & a Go button. Some customers want support for embedded platforms, such as Windows CE, Pocket PC, or .NET . Scaling the full-featured My-T-Soft product to meet these requirements (which it was never designed for) was not an option. Therefore, the next generation of user customizable, target selectable software had to be designed & developed. IMG's Build-A-Board provides these tools.
• My-T-Soft TS - the TS distinction stands for Terminal Server (or Terminal Services). This product allows My-T-Soft to run on a server, and operate within remote desktops over a network (ie ICA / RDP or other thin clients). This is a specific solution for applications that are rolled out using Terminal Server/Terminal Services/Citrix and (usually) have different types of devices (terminals) connected - e.g. Windows CE or Linux devices in the warehouse, desktop PCs in the office, wireless Palm devices for the managers, etc. Instead of running My-T-Soft on each Windows PC, you can run TS from the server to each client. This usually is used in very large organizations.
• TouchRight Utilities is a simple right-click utility that allows operation from a touchscreen or pen that does not have support for the right-button click. It has nothing to do with keyboards, and has everything to do with being able to get at context menus, properties, etc.

• Build-A-Board 2.20 now available! Run-Time support for Windows CE thru 8 (including Windows XP Embedded and Terminal Server), Linux, and Mac OS X! See Build-A-Board 2.20 Product Announcement.
• Downloads use the IMG Smart Downloader to make downloading even easier!
• Windows 8 (32 and 64 bit) is supported for all products.
• My-T-Soft TS 1.80 available for Windows Server 2012.
• U3/USB options for all Utility products on the IMG Products Disc, new features for OnScreen, CrossScanner, Joystick-To-Mouse, the My-T-Soft family, and the IMG AT Accessibility Suite.
• All New releases can be installed and run on any USB drive! IMG's "Insert and Run Anywhere" USB Drive option means any IMG product can be run from any USB drive! Whether U3 capable or not, we can run from any USB removable storage device (referred to as USB stick / thumb drive / jump drive / flash drive / etc.).