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how do i use this

Open shrijanr opened this issue 9 years ago • 7 comments

I have no clue how to use this :(

shrijanr avatar Dec 23 '16 20:12 shrijanr

Just run the .exe file. While the window is open, your touchpad will behave kind of like a tablet. When you want to revert to normal behavior, just close the window.

If you want to use the advanced options, you can create a shortcut or run it through command prompt. Example: Path\To\AbsoluteTouch.exe -m -w 20

apsun avatar Dec 23 '16 21:12 apsun

I can't find the .exe file. http://prntscr.com/dnfyv4

shrijanr avatar Dec 24 '16 15:12 shrijanr

Derp, I forgot to upload the binaries to GitHub. Here you go: https://github.com/apsun/AbsoluteTouch/releases/tag/v1.4.1

If you get an error when running it, you'll need to install the Visual Studio 2015 C++ libraries (download the x86 version even if you're running a 64-bit OS)

apsun avatar Dec 24 '16 16:12 apsun

One more thing, how do i click :p

shrijanr avatar Dec 24 '16 18:12 shrijanr

There's an option to send a click input whenever you tap, use -c for that (you can make a shortcut to directly start it with that option, just add -c to the target textbox). The touchpad buttons currently don't work, if I get some time I'll try to fix that. Of course, you can always use a mouse too.

apsun avatar Dec 24 '16 20:12 apsun

Where do i add "-c"? It doesn't let me type -c in the command box.

shrijanr avatar Dec 25 '16 16:12 shrijanr

Not sure what you mean, are you running it through Command Prompt? You just add the -c after the file name, separated by a space

2016-12-25 12_14_24

apsun avatar Dec 25 '16 18:12 apsun