Windows 7 SP1 Will Bring Touch Fixes.

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    Windows 7 SP1 Will Bring Touch Fixes.


    Posted: 20 Feb 2010
    The first service pack for Windows 7 might include a fix for a problem related to the new Natural User Interface of the operating system. Microsoft has detailed an issue affecting Windows 7 Home Premium, Ultimate and Professional running on touch-capable computers, which involves frozen speed settings for the double tap gesture.

    "Consider the following scenario: open up the "Control Panel;" browse to "Hardware and Sound" -> "Pen and Touch" -> "Touch" tab; under "Touch Actions", select "Double-tap" and click "Settings..." Change the Speed setting slider from “Fast” to “Slow” or from “Slow” to “Fast”. After you change the speed setting, double tap at different rates and you will notice no difference between fast and slow speed setting,” Microsoft stated.
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    Windows 7 SP1 Will Bring Touch Fixes - That if an update is not be provided for NUI related problems ahead of the first service pack - Softpedia
    Posted By: JMH
    20 Feb 2010



  2. Win7User512
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    How many people use touch capabilities?
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  4. omegatron
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    Win7User512 said:
    How many people use touch capabilities?
    Every bar and restaurant in my area. Home users? no ideal...
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  5. Pieloi
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    Not I...how about a new start menu instead ?
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  7. Bill
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    omegatron said:
    Win7User512 said:
    How many people use touch capabilities?
    Every bar and restaurant in my area. Home users? no ideal...

    Do you know if they are running 7? A lot of places around here still run XP.

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  8. logicearth
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    Pieloi said:
    ...how about a new start menu instead ?
    No thank you.
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  9. omegatron
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    Bill said:
    omegatron said:
    Win7User512 said:
    How many people use touch capabilities?
    Every bar and restaurant in my area. Home users? no ideal...

    Do you know if they are running 7? A lot of places around here still run XP.

    -Bill
    Same.
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  11. Zen00
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    Win7User512 said:
    How many people use touch capabilities?
    Probably not most home users (unless they buy a touch notebook), the price of touch monitors is prohibitive, and they're not very useful as you're usually sitting a bit aways from them.
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  12. kpo6969
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    Win7User512 said:
    How many people use touch capabilities?
    It's more than you think, and not just for retail establishments either.
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  13. Adamd
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    Well when the HP Slate and other devices of the like start coming out with 7 installed the number of touch users will increase a lot.
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