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54 Chapter 04: Using Your Sahara NetSlate with Microsoft® Windows® 7

Using Gestures to Improve Productivity

When using Windows® 7 on a standard laptop or desktop PC,

many people take advantage of added eciency provided

by keyboard short-cuts. Tablet PC users have another way to

improve eciency while working by using Windows® 7 built-in

screen gestures to open applications, close applications, move

data between applications, and navigate within applications.

Windows has two dierent types of gestures depending on the

type of input screen used: pen gestures and touch gestures.

Pen Gestures

In the world of pen computing, a gesture is a quick movement

of the pen that invokes specic short-cut actions normally

completed by the press of a key on a keyboard. For example, you

can enter a space, you can delete text and you can enter a line

return. These actions are accomplished in the Input Panel.

At the top on the input panel, just to the left of the close button,

is a button that shows how to accomplish a series of gestures.

Tap on an individual gesture to display a short movie that

demonstrates how to perform the gesture.

Another series of gestures you can invoke with a pen are known

as “icks”. There are two categories of icks, navigational icks

and editing icks and are used independently of the input panel

anywhere in Windows.

Navigational Flicks

There are four default navigational pen icks in Windows® 7:

Flick Direction Action Performed

Up Page Up

Right Back

Down Page Down

Left Forward

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