pen input

  1. Windows Ink 1: Introduction to Ink and Pen

    Using a pen and computer has an interesting history that goes farther back than you’d think. In 1888, the first patent for a “electric stylus device for capturing handwriting” was issued to Elisha Gray for the Telautograph. In fact, pen input was being used 20 years before mouse and GUI input...
  2. Windows 10 Tip: Getting started with the Windows Ink Workspace

    Today, we’re talking about how to get started with Windows Ink* in four easy steps. Windows Ink is part of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update and lets you capture ideas quickly and naturally with a pen or touch-enabled device. Get started with the Windows Ink Workspace Link Removed First...
  3. The Ink Canvas and Ruler: combining art and technology

    Link Removed How easy is it to integrate Inking into your app? As easy as one line of XAML. In this post, we’re going to walk you through the new Windows 10 Inking capabilities, which are making communication via writing and drawing easier than ever for users. You’ll learn how to implement...
  4. Windows Ink Compatible Apps for the Windows 10 Anniversary Edition

    The inking capabilities in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update get several new features and apps as a new emphasis is placed on using a pen with compatible Windows 10 devices. read more Continue reading...
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    Windows 7 jittery mouse cursor

    I recently installed Windows 7 Ultimate on a Dell Latitude XT that had Windows Vista before. While installing the drivers that I downloaded from the Official Dell website , I noticed that the mouse pointer was jittering and unresponsive after each restart, it was unresponsive until I entered...
  6. Remote Desktop on Windows 10 and Server 2016 now support remote pen input

    Pen users can now use these tools as a "first class input method" on Windows 10 based systems using the new Remote Desktop Universal Windows Platform app. read more Continue reading...
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    Windows 8 Touch screen and digitizers

    I am running Windows 8 pro on an older tablet and I mainly use a digitizer pen (it does not recognize fingers). I am very surprised by the lack of features using a pen versus using a mouse as I do on my Windows 8 non-touch screen laptop. I also don't typically use a keyboard with my...
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    Windows 7 script for disabling input controls

    hello there! i am new here so please be kind! i have a little problem with my panasonic cf-18 digitizer. i am running on win7 ultimate. when i close my lid, it seems like an installed pcmcia card is causing interfernces which win7 interpretes as a digitizer input. the pen cursor is flickering...
  9. Asus Eee Slate Review: Windows 7 Tablet Done Right

    Asus has earned our Editor's Choice award with their impressive new Windows 7 tablet, the Eee Slate EP121. This 12.1" tablet features a superb 1280 x 800 pixel AFFS display that's both capacitive multi-touch and pen-friendly with an active ... More...
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    Windows 7 Tablet PC settings - rights issue

    Hi guys, we are building out our image for Windows 7 on Latitude XT2 tablets and noticed something when a standard user logs in. In Control Panel-->Tablet PC settings there is an option to configure your pen and touch to the screen. This is the windows utility, not the third party dell...
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    Windows 7 Questions concerning preinstalled pen input.

    Hi all, I could've swore I was already registered on this forum, guess not. Down to business. I'm currently trying to run a game that's in beta, this game was just released today, and after several minutes of loading the client, I get an error about Auto-Macro detection. Problem is, i'm not...
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 Tablet problem

    Hey everyone, I installed Windows 7 on my Toshiba tablet pc and now my touch doesn't seem to work. I can use my stylus to write but I can use my fingers. Under System it says Pen and Touch: Pen Input Available. Does anyone know what could be the problem? Thanks
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    Windows 7 HP Tablet Touchscreen

    I've got an HP TX2110US Laptop/Tablet that I just upgraded to Windows 7 this morning. I've been pleasantly surprised so far, but I have one weirdism that I haven't been able to figure out. My touchscreen is working great with the pen. But for some reason it doesn't respond to anything besides...