Hmm, what commands are you able to use on the touch pad with Narrator? 
I'm testing the official Windows commands on my Surface Pro 7, and my 
results are actually better on the low-specs tablet than on the Surface.


I'm not finding any touch pad commands that are Narrator specific. Does 
anyone know if there is such a thing?


On 1/23/2022 9:03 PM, Pratik Patel wrote:
> Ana,
>
>
> Most newer trackpads will work with Narrator. The reliability will 
> depend on the hardware and the drivers used by the hardware 
> manufacturer. I realize this is not the best answer. But, if your 
> trackpad isn't working as well as you'd expect, it may be the hardware 
> that's at fault and not Narrator. See if you can get reliable results 
> from NVDA. I've found that laptops and devices under $500  have 
> reliability issues most times.
>
>
> Regards,,
>
>
> Pratik
>
>
> On 1/23/2022 8:29 PM, Ana G wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>>
>> Albert's reply to my previous post reminded me of another question. 
>> This goes out to those of you who use Narrator on Laptops.
>>
>>
>> Are you able to use the touchpad with Narrator?
>>
>>
>> In earlier versions of Narrator, the touchpad didn't work with 
>> Narrator. This has been the case for so long that I stopped checking. 
>> While experimenting with my new tablet, which is running one of the 
>> Windows 10 versions from last year, I noticed that the touchpad seems 
>> to work. My results are more hit than miss, but not quite consistent 
>> yet. I'm not sure whether the problem is that implementation is 
>> imperfect or that I just need more time to learn the commands and get 
>> a feel for how to interact with it.
>>
>>
>> What experiences with the touchpad and recent versions of Narrator 
>> have others had here?
>>
>>
>> Ciao
>>
>>
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