Windows 7 White Papers
Video: Windows 7 Touch Gestures Demonstrated
Overview With Windows 7 the author has enriched the Windows experience with touch, making touch a first-class way to interact with the PC alongside the mouse and keyboard. The author has focused on common activities and refined them thoughtfully with touch in mind. One will have the freedom of direct interaction, like being able to reach out and slowly scroll a web page then flick quickly to move through it. With new touch optimized applications from creative software developers one will be able to immerse themselves as they explore the photos, browse the globe, or go after bad guys in the favorite games.
| Publisher | Netbook Choice | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | March 2009 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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