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Improve your touch on the Desktop from Tablet

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I upgraded my old Android tablet to a Microsoft Surface running Windows 
8. The problem is that it is designed mainly for the Start screen and 
full-screen apps from the Windows Store. Touch is not so useful on the 
Desktop; in fact, it's downright awkward. However, there is a way to 
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<a href="http://bit.ly/point362" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TouchMousePointer</a>
 is a sort of virtual trackpad, which lets you use the Surface or tablet
 much more easily. It’s free, and everyone I have shown it to has liked 
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I upgraded my old Android tablet to a Microsoft Surface running Windows 8. The problem is that it is designed mainly for the Start scre...