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#QuickLinkDotNet#
Quick Link 2 version 2.5.1.0 (released Aug 8, 2012) is now supported.
###Summary###
QuickLinkDotNet is a Microsoft .NET wrapper written in C# for the Quick Link eye tracker software API from EyeTech Digital Systems, Inc.
###Requirements###
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An eye tracker from EyeTech Digital Systems, Inc.
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
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The Quick Link 2 eye tracking software API.
###License###
The QuickLinkDotNet wrapper is completely free and licensed under the very permissive MIT software license. Therefore, it is suitable for use in any project--including commercial applications.
##Downloads##
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The wrapper can be downloaded from Main download site, or the Alternate download site.
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The SVN source code repository is the place to look for any potential "bleeding edge" changes that have not been officially released yet, but you probably don't need to worry about those.
###Quick Link 1 vs. Quick Link 2###
The old Quick Link 1 is supported; however, the wrapper for Quick Link 1 comes in a separate download package. See the Downloads section (above) for links to the download locations. Be sure to choose the version you need.
###Documentation###
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The primary documentation for Quick Link 2 wrapper is provided in the form of Microsoft help files, which can be found in the _Docs_ directory of the wrapper package. Meanwhile, the main API documentation for the old Quick Link 1 wrapper exist in the form of source code comments.
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The Quick Link 2 wrapper also includes IntelliSense documentation. This means that handy information about each API call will appear in pop up bubbles as you type code in Visual Studio!
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Also, see the README.txt in the main directory of each wrapper package for additional information.
###Special Thanks###
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To the University of Alaska Anchorage Department of Mathematical Sciences for allowing me to use an EyeTech TM3 eye tracker to get this project started.
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To EyeTech Digital Systems, Inc. for generously lending me an EyeTech TM3 eye tracker, which allows me to keep this wrapper updated.
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To Caleb Hinton, Brianna Peters, Maulik Mistry, and everyone else at EyeTech Digital Systems, Inc. for their continuing help and technical support, and for their code contributions (see individual files for specific credits).
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