The manual details what touch screen gestures are available. It mentions the Dwell gesture, which is touch and hold your finger to the screen to open context sensitive menus. What this means, depends on the app that you are using. With typical Windows applications and the Dell Stage utility it usually opens the right click menu.
The manual does go into further detail on Dell Stage and it applications and their controls and functionality.
Since the Duo is a Windows 7 based system and neither a Android nor iOS based device it may act differently than other Pads.
The problem was that after I disabled right-click for a Dwell event, I wasn't tapping on the screen long enough. If I dwell for 5 seconds, then it is registered as a taphold event.
DELL-Terry B
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March 17th, 2011 14:00
Here is a link to the service manual for the Duo
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/insduo/en/Tablet_UG/Tablet%20UG.pdf
The manual details what touch screen gestures are available. It mentions the Dwell gesture, which is touch and hold your finger to the screen to open context sensitive menus. What this means, depends on the app that you are using. With typical Windows applications and the Dell Stage utility it usually opens the right click menu.
The manual does go into further detail on Dell Stage and it applications and their controls and functionality.
Since the Duo is a Windows 7 based system and neither a Android nor iOS based device it may act differently than other Pads.
TB
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March 25th, 2011 13:00
Thanks for the response, TB.
The problem was that after I disabled right-click for a Dwell event, I wasn't tapping on the screen long enough. If I dwell for 5 seconds, then it is registered as a taphold event.