- Exploring the Start Screen
- Using Windows with a Mouse
- Using Windows with a Touchscreen Display
- Displaying the Start Screen
- Navigating the Start Screen
- Using the Charms Bar
- Getting Help in Windows
Using Windows with a Touchscreen Display
If you’re using Windows on a computer or tablet with a touchscreen display, you use your fingers instead of a mouse to do what you need to do. So, it’s important to learn some essential touchscreen operations.
Tapping is the equivalent of clicking with your mouse. Tap an item with the tip of your finger and release.
To display additional information about any item, press and hold the item with the tip of your finger.
To scroll down a page or perform many edge-centric operations, swipe the screen in the desired direction with your finger.
You can also scroll up, down, or sideways by touching and dragging the page with one or more fingers.