PowerGod
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Is there a way to make the touchscreen behave like the touchpad of a laptop ?
- Touching the screen for more than a second, or touching and moving, is not considered as a click after raising the stylus, but just moves the pointer
- Rapidly touching and raising is a click (if done 2 times is a double click)
- Rapidly touching, raising, and touching again (without raising for at least a second) locks the mouse button pressed, so that the stylus can then be raised and then used to move the "still clicked" object
- To unlock the previous "lock mode" you just have to click
For example a double touch without raising the stylus can be used on a window title to lock the button press, and then you can move that window without the fear to raise the stylus, because once locked you can move that windows with different strokes on the touchscreen, untill you "unlock" with a click.
It should also be useful for Graphic Adventure games, so you can just move the pointer around without clicking (unless you really want to click)
- Touching the screen for more than a second, or touching and moving, is not considered as a click after raising the stylus, but just moves the pointer
- Rapidly touching and raising is a click (if done 2 times is a double click)
- Rapidly touching, raising, and touching again (without raising for at least a second) locks the mouse button pressed, so that the stylus can then be raised and then used to move the "still clicked" object
- To unlock the previous "lock mode" you just have to click
For example a double touch without raising the stylus can be used on a window title to lock the button press, and then you can move that window without the fear to raise the stylus, because once locked you can move that windows with different strokes on the touchscreen, untill you "unlock" with a click.
It should also be useful for Graphic Adventure games, so you can just move the pointer around without clicking (unless you really want to click)
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