For example, while using Autodesk Sketchpad Pro, I noticed multiple menus popping up and out at me. While Microsoft has done pretty good with the pen detection and usage, the hand touch feature gets in the way of certain applications. I am not an artist so I've never used it but from what I remember (I may be wrong.) it doesn't actually disable touch but instead just blocks touch input everywhere except around the pen cursor.On the Surface Pro, you will notice there are two types of touch the tablet responds to: (1) Hand and (2) Pen. See for example:ģ) This one may be more limited and may only apply to (a limited number of?) art programs: This program called TGuard has come to be known as the Butimaru program on TPCR.
Several examples of this strategy are available where AHK is used in conjunction with Devcon or Devmanview. For what I know, there are three different ways of approaching the problem:ġ) You do it through the normal Windows options, but that necessitates a restart.Ģ) A solution that has proven to be quite successful on a variety of systems and that doesn't necessitate a reboot (unfortunately it doesn't work on all systems) is to disable the HID device for touch input. That being said, there's been plenty of discussion about this and I would refer you to the TabletPC Review (TPCR) forum. The result of this is that if you disable touch through the normal Windows options, you have to log off/reboot in order for it to come into effect. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Wisp\Touchīut TouchGate isn't available anymore. The solution above for Win 7 worked for the beta release of Win 8 but Microsoft decided to remove it (I guess they really want you to use touch in Win 8!) in the final release. Unfortunately, there is no universal solution to toggle touch input in Win 8.
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