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    Panasonic cf-18khhzbl2 touchscreen

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by CRITRON, Nov 2, 2012.

  1. CRITRON

    CRITRON Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello guys !
    If somone had same need as mine and solve it please help....
    I have full working ToughBook CF-18MK4 ... but the original touchscreen driver/application way of right click is not makeing me too happy.
    What other driver/aplication is able to replace original touchscreen driver or work together with it, in order to do right click like this:
    time pressed liftoff => right click context
    tap => left click
    doube tap => double click
    permanent pressed => window drag or scroll
    In other words not want to press one time the L/R swich buttons from the taskbar. It is small and dificult to hit in one stroke, Dont want to say if I am in full screen and no taskbar...
    What program ?! UPDD from touchbase can do ? Maybe some other driver from another newer CF 29, 30, xx ?
    Other small free aplication ?
    Any advice is welcome
    Cheers
     
    CRITRON, Nov 2, 2012
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  2. unclemack

    unclemack Notebook Evangelist

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    8th. January this year interestingfellow started thread "Tap and hold for right click" and included a link which takes you to where you can download softrightclick.rar

    I use it on my CF-19. Touch the screen & hold for a few seconds and a circle appears around that point - and you've just right-clicked.
    Was that what you wanted?
    I have to ask coz I been gettin it wrong a lot lately...
     
    unclemack, Nov 2, 2012
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  3. CRITRON

    CRITRON Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks man !
    That's the ideea. I have googled softrightclick and got a simple aplication to start up with the system to change the way right click is done on CF18 touchscreen
    Thanks again
    Regards
     
    CRITRON, Nov 2, 2012
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