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Touch Panel

Touch Panel

The Touch Panel can be enabled / disabled via the My-T-Pen menu. It is primarily meant for multi-touch capable devices running Windows Vista or later. It will appear on the right-hand side of My-T-Pen, unless there is not enough room to display the full touch panel, and there is room on the left-hand side. The logic determining Touch Panel location included the entire virtual space (for multiple monitors). When enabled, there are 4 areas that provide different features:

Change Theme

The multi-color (rainbow) area surrounding the blank key can be touched to change the current theme (based on the ThemeList and available themes).

Multi-Touch

Touch the Multi-Touch area to enable Multi-touch (when enabled, it will be indicated with lighter colored hand display). Using Multi-Touch allows you to press multiple keys at the same time, especially useful for Shift or Ctrl functions (or using both hands).

Gestures

Touch the Gestures area to enable Gestures (when enabled, it will be indicated with lighter colored hand display). Using Gestures enables the following options:

Flicks

When in the normal mode (no Multi-Touch or Gestures), flick events can be sensed and processed. The standard setting will use vertical or horizontal flicks to move My-T-Pen to the edge of the screen, or a diagonal flick will result in a minimize event.

Clear / Dismiss / Recall

The large Green touch area will clear (turn off) the current touch mode (Multi-Touch or Gestures) and operate in the normal mode (Note: Flicks are supported in normal mode). If the current mode is currently "normal" (no Multi-Touch or Gestures), then a touch will move My-T-Pen off-screen. When off-screen, a touch will bring My-T-Pen back onscreen.

Technical Notes on the Touch Panel: For proper Touch Panel integration with the system, a system requires Windows Vista or later, a multi-touch display, and requires the existence of the MultiTouchDLL.DLL in the installation folder. (The MultiTouchDLL.DLL integrates various features and can be modified via the source code in the IMG Developer's Kit).


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