I am using a dell canvas and when I have onenote open the touch only works to move with two fingers. Normal tablet touch controls are to move on the windows with 1 finger. Windows support is stating the issue is on the dell side of how the software works with the hardware. Please advise.
Hello, When using onenote on a touchscreen only two finger is move
Me
one finger is select
Me
I am using a dell canvas and the control are differennt then my tablet but I would like them to be the same
Me
I already have onenote in tablet mode
Agent
Just to verify you are having issues on the settings for OneNote when used in touch screen. is that correct?
Me
yes
Agent
So the control on your dell device is different with that on the tablet?
Me
yes they are both running office 365 on windows 10
Me
2016
Agent
Thank you for that information. Please give me 2 to 3 minutes to check on my resources.
Me
ok
Agent
I would need more time to check on my resources, please bear with me. Thank you.
Me
ok
Agent
What device would you like to change the settings? Also may I know what settings are you trying to achieve?
Me
the wacom touchscreen
Me
I am trying to acheive the standard settings for 1 finger pan
Me
2 finger zoom
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1 finger move area of screen
Agent
As I can see here, the issue is the configuration of the devices. The tablet device would really have a different settings. Unlike with the Dell Canvas.
Agent
OneNote will only fit with the touch screen configuration of the device.
Me
teams works just fine
Agent
I understand, however there are really settings that will not be the same since this are different devices.
Me
so onenote is not compatible with windows 10 touchscreen monitor?
Agent
It is compatible, the only difference is it depends on the device which setting will be available. OneNote will adjust on the capability or configuration of the device.
Can you advise if the gesture issues you are seeing with OneNote are also seen in other Microsoft apps such as Word, Powerpoint Excel etc?
Looking at the conversation you stated the response of "teams works just fine" - do you have other users with the exact same configuration of the Dell Canvas and OneNote and the gestures work fine for them?
My apologies on a late reply if you would like to message me direct, call or screenshare to resolve issues I am having with the dell canvas user experience this would be greatly be appreciated. I seek to have a quality user experience for a high end expensive product. The hardware has operated greatly but without software functioning it is nothing more than a very expensive standard monitor.
When using microsoft word, excel, and teams. Placing my finger vertically down the screen scrolls as would be expected. When using onenote the finger only controls the mouse control and requires two finger to scroll down the screen which is also pinch zoom creating a very ackward control. This is a coordiantion issue between Dell and Microsoft. I have contacted microsoft and they have stated this is a dell issue and they have no control over the issue.
I am also having issues with other wacom drivers using a Wacom Express key remote. The Dell canvas "Canvas Pen" driver is constantly failing. I understand Dell license the wacom pen technology from wacom and it seems there is development between Wacom and Dell that has yet to take place.
It seems I am the first I have found from the internet to be facing these issues and as I pursue new workflows at my workplace I have found new ways that the software is failing other than was tested for prior to release for sale to the public.
I am confident microsoft, dell and wacom can create products that allow for a user experience but as currently there is much work to be done. I am patient in working with dell products to make this happen.
As per my previous response, does the scrolling issue exist on all Microsoft applications, Word, Excel and Teams, or is it just related to OneNote?
For the Wacom express key remote, this digital artist has posted a video on Youtube regarding the compatibility between it and the Canvas 27. The video indicates that it works perfectly fine and there appears to be no conflict between the Wacom pen drivers licensed to Dell and those being used by the express key remote - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv4TFKX6luY
He also goes into detail in the comments section addressing comments about using multiple Wacom devices on the same system. This leads me to believe that the the Wacom pen driver constantly failing is either an issue with the driver itself, or Windows - have you tried uninstalling the driver completely and then reinstalling it to see if it resolves the issue?
What other issues are you seeing that we have missed from testing?
I sent you the email chain from wacom support in a private message. I have tried most everything. What I realized now works temporarily though is to reset the settings of the express key remote and then reload from a backup file. Sometimes though the buttons on the pen fail and so does the "canvas pen" app which these buttons fuctions are set.
It looks like in the video you had sent earlier that he had not used the two products together for long and this was just a test of compatibility, not driver stability. When I restart my computer the two work just fine but then the driver crashes ocassionaly, unable to open the program that controls it. I did see the comments about compatibility below the video but these are not same issues I am facing.
Other office programs with the exception of onenote scroll just as would normally on other touch tablets.
When I have the onscreen keyboard activated it will not open on the dell canvas screen. It opens only on the primary monitor. Is there a setting similar to android, and windows touchscren laptops where when you click a text box it automatically opens on screen keyboard?
I have had issues where the monitor will disconnet itself and restarting the computer fixes the issue.
Also have been having issues where the pen does not respond and cycling the power off and on resolves the issue.
I sent you the email chain from wacom support in a private message. I have tried most everything. What I realized now works temporarily though is to reset the settings of the express key remote and then reload from a backup file. Sometimes though the buttons on the pen fail and so does the "canvas pen" app which these buttons fuctions are set.
It looks like in the video you had sent earlier that he had not used the two products together for long and this was just a test of compatibility, not driver stability. When I restart my computer the two work just fine but then the driver crashes ocassionaly, unable to open the program that controls it. I did see the comments about compatibility below the video but these are not same issues I am facing.
Other office programs with the exception of onenote scroll just as would normally on other touch tablets.
When I have the onscreen keyboard activated it will not open on the dell canvas screen. It opens only on the primary monitor. Is there a setting similar to android, and windows touchscren laptops where when you click a text box it automatically opens on screen keyboard?
I have had issues where the monitor will disconnet itself and restarting the computer fixes the issue.
Also have been having issues where the pen does not respond and cycling the power off and on resolves the issue.
There's alot going on here with your system so let me try and address each part in turn. Reading through all of those emails and the inability for Wacom's very thorough and detailed troubleshooting steps to resolve the issues, combined with failures being fixed by restarts, leads to be believe that there is no hardware issues here. I think it's OS and setup related.
Can you advise what kind of system you have the Canvas 27 connected to? What OS are you running and what version is it i.e Windows 10 1709 or 1803 ?
Wacom Key and Pen compatibility - I can't see a reason why the two of these shouldn't work together as per the steps Wacom have provided. I think it's your operating system that is causing the problems here.
OneNote not scrolling - as this issue is not seen in other applications, but Just OneNote, this is an issue with OneNote itself. The gestures that Dell use are generic and not application specific. Other users have encountered 2 finger scrolling issues with OneNote not functioning after an update was applied to OneNote. Ultimately, this not a Dell issue. Updates to OneNote have resolved the issue for users encountering similar gesture lead issues
Onscreen keyboard not opening correctly -this sounds like a basic calibration and setup issue. Your Canvas needs to be setup up correctly as the primary display for this feature to function correctly. The following video guides you through this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiRFi4-1tos
Is there a setting similar to android, and windows touchscren laptops where when you click a text box it automatically opens on screen keyboard? - I'm afraid I don't understand your question, can you give me an example of this?
Monitor disconnecting and restarting fixes it - this sounds like a problem with the usb drivers for the computer connected to it.
Pen not responding - there may be a fault with the pen here but again it could be a calibration issue as suggested above. As it fixes itself on system restart, i think it's Windows related.
I am running windows 10 pro version 1803, OS build 17134.165.
I was able to fix the on screen keyboard on correct screen. Had not seen the two calibration settings for pen and touch input as separate. Thanks for getting this to work! The on screenkeyboard activating when text entry is active is working as well.
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Hi,
Can you advise if the gesture issues you are seeing with OneNote are also seen in other Microsoft apps such as Word, Powerpoint Excel etc?
Looking at the conversation you stated the response of "teams works just fine" - do you have other users with the exact same configuration of the Dell Canvas and OneNote and the gestures work fine for them?
Alan