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HOW Define a multi touch gesture in window 7

  1. 11-20-2009 #1
    alim1369
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    Unhappy HOW Define a multi touch gesture in window 7

    I want Define some gesture like scoralling by up/down two figure
    how can i do this???
    please help me

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    Re: HOW Define a multi touch gesture in window 7

    Goto Control panel -> mouse-> Device Settings-> Settings

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