agreed. even with win8, once the app opens, the touch-interface is lost. perhaps an add-in or an option setting to make it run as tablet/gesture settings.

Touchscreen ability would be really nice.

I have a Windows 7 tablet and would like to use Logos4 more efficently. I really do not want to purchase an iPad or Android tablet.

It's NOT a big job to add touch capabilities to Logos 4 Windows. Windows 7 and .NET 3.5 have a very good accessibility API set to facilitate this. I've done touch-capability to a much more complex app than Logos and the entire job from start to finish was < 3 weeks.

Humm...it appears I can't cast more than 3 votes for any one thing. Argh. In spirit, I'm voting with 5!

Increased my votes to get multi-touch and pen awareness built into L4 Win HMI/GUI

How do I add my other 7 votes to this one?

More votes from me...

OK, I'm back, and this is still driving me nuts! I'm totally sold out on my Windows 7 tablet, and get incredibly frustrated when I can't use touch functionality in my Logos program. PLEASE, PLEASE address this! It's not going away. Please?

Really need to update to address emerging touch functionality, and stylus use (Asus Slate). Also need to make scroll buttons larger (requires well-aimed stylus point, cant use finger as is.

http://community.logos.com/forums/t/16525.aspx -- Collapse side bars into one on narrow displays
http://community.logos.com/forums/t/28119.aspx -- Multitouch features (two finger scrolling, pinch zoom, two finger tap zoom, etc.)

It isn't just tablets that have touch screens these days. Also, many laptop touch pads are multitouch as well (including Apple's IIRC).

I would like pen and multi-touch simultaneous awareness...like Office 2010 and OneNote 2010. Having to right-click to use Logos Gestures or using Windows' Flicks is not optimal, especially since using touch it is very likely to accidently hit a link and send Logos off doing something unwanted.

amen, and the ability for inking into logos