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Windows 7 Synaptics Scrybe - The Next Generation of Multi-touch Touchpads

Thread starter Mitchell_A
Start date Apr 6, 2010
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customization drivers gestures multitouch scrybe synaptics touchpad touchscreen user experience windows 7

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The thread discusses Scrybe, a driver-based multi-touch gesture program for touchpads that lets users draw letters (e.g., F for Facebook, G for Google, Y for Yahoo, and a custom “7” for the Windows 7 Forums) to launch apps or webpages. The main question is essentially how to use/customize these drawn gesture triggers, with the initial post acting as a promotional walkthrough linking to the project website. Overall sentiment is positive/enthusiastic, framed as an exciting new way to leverage touchpad multi-touch capabilities beyond standard gestures.

Apr 6, 2010

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We've all heard of multi-touch gestures for touch pads, just like touch screens.

Some of us even know that almost any touch pad is capable of multi-touch, with the right drivers.

But now the top supplier of touch pad drivers has created a new program, namely "Scrybe"

Scrybe is the customizable past your imagination. You can draw a letter with your finger to launch a program, webpage or document. There are already several pre-configured letters, F for Facebook, G for Google, Y for Yahoo.

I even setup the letter 7 for the Windows 7 Forums (see screens below)

So what are you waiting for? I'm not going to sit here and ramble on about it, check it out for yourself!!