Note: For these gestures to work, all fingers must be touching the same screen object. If only one finger is inside the object and the others are outside it, then the touch input will be ignored.

Position animation

When Multi-Touch is enabled for a project screen, any object in that screen with a Position animation may be manipulated with multi-touch gestures. Specifically, you may slide with one or more fingers to move the object.

This is essentially the same as when Multi-Touch is disabled, of course, because the purpose of the Position animation is to make the object movable. In this case, the primary benefit of enabling Multi-Touch is inertia, which makes the movement of the object more natural.

This gesture is supported on Windows Embedded Compact.

Resize animation

When Multi-Touch is enabled for a project screen, any object in that screen with a Resize animation may be manipulated with multi-touch gestures. Specifically, you may pinch and stretch with two fingers to resize the object.

This gesture is supported on Windows Embedded Compact.

Rotation animation

When Multi-Touch is enabled for a project screen, you may use a two-finger gesture to “grip” and turn any object with a Rotation animation in that screen . Simply touch your fingers to the object and turn it.

This gesture is not supported on Windows Embedded Compact.