Windows Tablet input - how to have better keyboard control

[turtlliwdnifuoyehthr]

how do you make it to open just by touching the writing pole?

[Skarven]

@turtlliwdnifuoyehthr: By using my TipPopper program: tippopper[dot]com

[PspGear]

just wait for windows 8!

[frugalfirbolg]

Nice work. Now I'm just looking for system-wide panning :)

[Skarven]

It is a Lenovo Thinkpad x61 Tablet with both touchscreen and Wacom input.

[xSlavic]

hello,do you have capacitive screen ? what pen is that ?

[xSlavic]

@xSlavic

here is my tablet /watch?v=cwFVrhDEdFI

[jb82exo]

This is a fantastic video! To go with a fantastic program!

[xaueious]

You are a god

[DavenportRoyalty]

got it working perfectly now with some help from tabletpcforums, great program! but how do yo get the 4 window displays? is that your program as well or the tabletpc manufacture

[Skarven]

@DavenportRoyalty Glad to hear that! In the demo l use an application named Switcher. After installing Switcher, open it (start menu or tray), then click on "Shortcuts". Take a note of key combination in "Keyboard shortcut", and open the Pen Flick settings in your control panel, change your Top Left pen flick according to the "Keyboard shortcut" combination. You could also change the "Keyboard shortcut" in Switcher to a new combination, then set the top left pen flick to this new combination.

[DavenportRoyalty]

seemed to change nothing, how do i enable the settings?

[Skarven]

@DavenportRoyalty To make the TIP appear automatically when running TipPopper, open the Text Input Panel, select Tools then Options, and make sure both "For tablet input, show the icon next to the text box" and "For touch input, show the icon next to text box" is enabled. If you are using Vista, the setting seems to be: "For tablet pen input, show the Input Panel icon next to the text entry area when possible".

You can find these instructions, and more at the web page - skarv(dot)net/tablet