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62 Chapter 6 - MonitorMouse for Windows
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The following are suggestions for using the touchscreen in Windows. Mouse
button emulation mode 6 is assumed.
Double-Clicking
Double-clicking is common in the Windows environment, so MonitorMouse
mouse button emulation mode 6 is recommended. If you are running a dedicated
Windows application which does not use double-clicking, you may use Mode 5
instead.
If you are using an IntelliTouch touchscreen controller with revision 2.2 or later
firmware (see INFO, page 108), or a SmartSet controller (E271-22xx or E281-
23xx), you should be able to double-tap the touchscreen with the same speed as
you would double-click the mouse.
If you do not hear two beeps when double-tapping with other touchscreen
controllers, you are probably double-tapping too fast. Use the Windows Control
Panel program to adjust the mouse double-click speed to a slower setting. Then
use a relaxed pace when double-tapping.
Border Width
To make resizing windows with the touchscreen easier, increase the Border Width
with the Windows Control Panel program. Select Desktop, then Border Width and
enter the new value (17 is recommended for 640x480 video resolution, 26 for
1024x768). For other resolutions, pick a border width that visually matches the
title bar width. Wide borders may look strange at first, but after awhile they will
seem normal. See Figure 5-1, page 59, for an example of wide borders.
Menus
Menus are best navigated by sliding along the menu bar, then down a drop-down
menu. Highlighting will follow your finger, indicating the position of touch.
When you release, the highlighted item will be selected. This technique is easier
than tapping an item on the menu bar, and then tapping an item within the drop-
down menu.
Windows 3.1 has an option that can benefit right-handed users. Add the line:
MenuDropAlignment=1