ESI Visual Environment for Windows was a software package used for creating and managing interactive multimedia applications, primarily for kiosk systems and educational purposes. It[SQ]s now quite outdated and largely obsolete, as it predates the widespread adoption of modern web technologies and more advanced multimedia authoring tools.

Key features of ESI Visual Environment (likely referring to a specific product within a larger ESI suite) would have included :

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WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) interface:

This allowed users to visually build their applications by dragging and dropping elements like text, images, and interactive controls.
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Multimedia support:

It likely handled various media formats like images, audio, and video.
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Scripting or programming capabilities:

While possibly limited compared to modern tools, it likely offered some form of scripting or programming to create interactive elements and handle user input.
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Kiosk mode features:

Given its common use for kiosks, it probably included options for full-screen mode, auto-start, and other features appropriate for unattended operation.

Essentially, it was a precursor to more modern multimedia authoring software and web-based interactive applications. Because it[SQ]s so old, finding support or downloads is extremely unlikely. Modern alternatives would include Adobe Captivate, Articulate Storyline, or even web-based tools like HTML5 and JavaScript for creating similar interactive experiences.