Windows 7 multi touch support

User profile for user: jdhujigwe jdhujigwe. Dec 1, AM in response to cashearer In response to cashearer In Windows 7 you can scroll and right-click using multitouch. Bootcamp contains necessary driver for this. If for some reason it did not install you can do it manually as I did by going to Mac OS disk and running exe something like applemultitouch. I did it in Vista SP1 compatibility mode. Dec 8, AM in response to cashearer In response to cashearer I'm using Macbook air with windows 7, you just use 2 fingers to touch the pad which can instead of right button.

Dec 8, PM in response to foordya In response to foordya Ah, the old boot camp will be updated before the end of the year answer. I'm willing to be once it's updated, there will still be issues. For me, it's not about multitouch on the device, in fact all I want is the KB to work. It needs to be noted though that touch systems are still rare in the Windows world. And while Windows 8 will surely drive sales in this regard, it is still a issue for desktop users who usually do not have access to touch screens.

Another example of style over function. Eye candy is nice. Functional eye candy is better. There are precious few environments where a touch screen is actually warranted or necessary; nearly all are workplace-related.

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If in doubt, follow the steps listed below. Alternatively, launch a productivity software such as Paint, select a marker or pencil and swipe three fingers across the screen. If three lines are drawn, then multi-touch has been enabled on your device. Enabling multi-touch is simple and straight-forward.