9
Touch Operation
Use the supplied touch pen.
The touch operations are different depending on the OS used.
Dual touch is not possible on Windows XP and Vista.
Windows
Function
XP/
Vista 7
Single tap Applicable Applicable Functions as a left click of mouse.
Double tap Applicable Applicable
Functions as a double-click by quickly touching twice. The
pen or a finger should be set apart enough from the panel
window before the second touch is made. If the distance is not
enough, the double tap may not be correctly recognized.
Drag and drop Applicable Applicable Functions as a drag and drop of mouse by touching, moving a
¿ nger while it is kept contacted and then releasing it.
Flick Not
applicable Applicable
When a frequently executed operation has been set, À ipping
a finger toward the location of the function to be used can
execute the operation.
Press and hold Not
applicable Applicable
Functions as a right click by touching and holding on the area
of the screen where you want to make a right click and then
releasing it.
Pan Not
applicable Applicable
On a page with the scroll bar, touching and moving toward
the direction you want can scroll the page along with the
movement.
Zoom Not
applicable Applicable
On the screen which can be zoomed in and out, touching the
screen with two fingers and separating the touching points
from each other in the manner of stretching enables zooming
in. Moving the touching points closer in the manner of pinching
enables zooming out.
Press and tap Not
applicable Applicable
Functions as a right click of mouse by touching and holding
a ¿ nger on the screen and quickly making a single tap with
another ¿ nger.
Caution
•
When using Windows 7, con¿ rm that “Enable multi-touch gestures and inking” is checked in “Pen and Touch” of
the Control Panel.
•
When operating between two points, touch operation may not function correctly if the touch operation is too
fast, if the distance between the two points is too short, or if the two points are crossing.
•
Touch operation may not correctly function if any obstacle is between the sensor and the operating ¿ nger.
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For more information about touch operation, see the help information of Windows.