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Microsoft to add trackpad gesture shortcuts to Windows 10

byCustoms Today Report
29/10/2014
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Ever wish your Windows trackpad could perform the same shortcut gestures as the ones your colleagues perform on their Macs?

Microsoft is about to level the playing field with new Windows 10 gestures that improve desktop navigation.

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New gestures include three-finger swipes that control how you view content. A downward swipe will take you back to the desktop from any window you’re working within. A swipe left or right lets you scroll through apps, and an upward swipe will bring you to the Windows 10 task view.

Windows 10 users will also gain access to improved Snap controls for multi-monitor displays. The improved Snap functionality will enable you to swipe three fingers upward and to the inside edge of your multi-screen setup to resize app windows.

Tags: app windowsgesturesMacsMicrosoftmulti-screen setupWindows 10

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