Does this have config software so specific gestures can be disabled in Win 7? Win 8 supplies native support for config, but no such luck for Win 7/XP
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The manufacturer does not provide any configuration software with this device. Windows 7 does not include gesture support. Several of the gestures defined in the start up guide do work in my Windows 7 environment. http://www.perixx.com/en/service/Perixx_Manual/PERIPAD/PERIPAD-702.pdf Mostly the page up, page down, application switching and docking and the page forward and page backward options.
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I am using Window 7. Once set point software is loaded you can use pre programed gestures but you can't customize it. In other words you can use two fingers in an up and down motion to scroll up and down (pre programed) but let's say you don't want to use 2 fingers you want to use three that's were you are stuck. You will not be allowed to make a customized command like that.
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I do not recall config software. Just the pad and dongle. Once mated it all worked together and the simple swipes and even pinch zoom worked. I hate using the pad tap and prefer a button press but do not recall if I was able to disable anything it not.
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I recently buy it, I have Win8 and Win 8.1, I connect it via DVI to HDMI, but the touch does not work in any of the two operating systems, Did I miss something ? Please Hep !!!!
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Everything is ok but problem is you won't be able to use the gestures that Win8 needs to use the edge of the tablet because they are covered with frame.
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Yes, we had a problem with the touchpad being pressed while using the keyboard and USB mouse. Fortunately, there is a setting that automatically disables the touchpad whenever a USB mouse is plugged in. Also, we had to disable the Win 8 gestures on the touch pad, because it kept doing weird things like pulling up the Windows 8 sidebar (which we never use).
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The monitor uses the eGalaxTouch software to allow the PC to communicate with the touchscreen. A CD with the software was missing so I had to download and use eGalaxTouch driver software. Anyway, there is a chance newer software or software updates will need to be developed to work with Windows 8.
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No, But that way you can decide if you prefer a touch monitor or not, which is an option with Windows 8. There's also the option of dual monitors.
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Sorry, but I have been staying away from Windows 8, so can not help you. The software does work great on Windows 7 though.
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You can't they just act as forward and backward buttons in a browser. As this has no real drivers other than a generic windows driver there is little customization.
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This is what worked on my Asus K55N. Opened Smart Gesture by clicking on triangle in lower right corner (near battery/power icon). Then double click on tiny square that looks like a touch pad. That opens Asus Smart Gesture. It takes a minute. Zoom is on the right. Uncheck the box! FIXED!!! Thank god. I was going to throw the thing out the front door.
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i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing went back in the box. i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing... » Read More i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing went back in the box. « Show Less
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No... it is a touchpad with touchscreen software simulation for Windows 8 gestures. It works as if you are touching the screen, so the effect is the same. For instance you can enlarge or diminish a screen view by pinching apart or together on the touchpad to get the zoom effect of doing the same on a capacitive touchscreen.
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Just normal, as any other trackpad I've used. It is just bigger than what I'm used too. And the left and right clicks are hidden below the trackpad. And the software for it, works perfectly for Windows 8, with all the gestures and stuff.
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No it's not, but it has hand tracking software in it. I haven't figured it out yet. It will allow you to move the mouse icon with hand gestures
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I have tried it on my Macbook. The main gestures work: left click, right click, scroll up and down, three finger slide for page forward or backward. Right now, I am using it on my computer at work. This computer has windows 7. There a lot of gestures work, too. Best part is, you don't have to install a special driver. It works right out of the box an an Apple computer as well as on a Windows 7 PC.
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It is possible to disable the multitouch, I did on my LT2030u. I can not tell you exactly how since I don't have the netbook with me but try right clicking the touchpad icon on the lower right of the task bar this should bring up an options menu.
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That is correct. If you install Windows 8, you will not be able to avail yourself of the "touch" functions. However, with the installed Windows 7, it's just fine.
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I just got mine, it appears it is only the slider toggle in the upper right that does that. Shame, that is a real annoyance to have to choose between windows 8 function keys or ones you use while programming, like f5 to refresh your browser or launch you app in debug mode. seems like alt or ctrl should be able to do that.