Touchscreen
Using a Touchscreen Display
The touchscreen feature converts your computer into an interactive
display.
The following are some of the basic tasks that you can perform using a
touchscreen display:
• Tap or double-tap a folder or an application to open it.
• Move a finger quickly in the desired direction to flip through content in
the active window like pages in a book.
• Zoom-in by moving two fingers apart to enlarge the view of the active
window.
• Zoom-out by moving two fingers close together to reduce the view of
the active window.
• Press and hold a finger on the touch screen to open context-sensitive
menus.
• Rotate the active content by keeping a finger or thumb in place and
moving the other finger in an arched direction to the right or left.
Using a Touchscreen Display
The touchscreen feature converts your computer into an interactive
display.
The following are some of the basic tasks that you can perform using a
touchscreen display:
• Tap or double-tap a folder or an application to open it.
• Move a finger quickly in the desired direction to flip through content in
the active window like pages in a book.
• Zoom-in by moving two fingers apart to enlarge the view of the active
window.
• Zoom-out by moving two fingers close together to reduce the view of
the active window.
• Press and hold a finger on the touch screen to open context-sensitive
menus.
• Rotate the active content by keeping a finger or thumb in place and
moving the other finger in an arched direction to the right or left.
Touchscreen
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