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On Thu, 17 Sep 2009 20:38:07 +0100, Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
>Stephen wrote:
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>> Don't be afraid of not using the whole area.
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>OK, now I'm puzzled... Tablets use absolute positioning. So how do you
>only use a small area?
Map a small area to the full screen area.
Think of moving a mouse the actual distance the cursor moves onscreen. Not very
ergonomic is it? For quick movements I can map the screen diagonal to be a
couple of inches movement on the tablet. That means that I can keep the heal of
my hand stationary and just move my thumb and forefinger for the courser to
transverse the whole of the screen. If I want a fine control, by tapping a
button on the tablet I can toggle to the whole tablet to being the area of the
screen.
Also I can use gestures for keyboard functions. If I draw a line that is down
then right I get an "Enter" action, a capital P prints, a cap S saves the
document etc.
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Regards
Stephen
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