These are kind of questions that I'd like to ask. If you go into magnifier options and enable keyboard tracking, does the on-screen keyboard stay as they are as you type (not a physical keyboard but a keyboard that is already on the screen)?Īlthough the demonstrator is using a keyboard and mouse to demonstrate the use of the magnifier, here's the video:

If you can launch a virtual keyboard (unfortunately, I'm using Windows Vista Ultimate, but mine's located in Start > All Programs > Accessories > Ease of Access > On-Screen Keyboard), can you hold a Windows key and press an equal key? That should activate Windows' built-in magnifier, but only if an Aero Glass is enabled.ĭoes the on-screen keyboard stay in the screen or does the virtual keyboard resize when you magnify the screen?

If you have a convertible, such as HP Touchsmart TX or TM (or whatever convertible tablet PC that you have), I suggest you put your tablet PC into slate mode, because I plan to buy a tablet PC that does not have a keyboard. For anyone with a capacitive touch screen that supports multi touch and is running Windows 7, I do have a few questions that I like to ask.

Windows 7 multi touch