If there's one thing that makes me switch to the iPad Pro it's going to be basic incompetence on their behalf like this. What irks me the most is that Microsoft has known about this bug for months and went ahead with the W10 release anyway. To work around #3 in OneNote you can scroll with 2 fingers (you might have to enable zooming in onenote settings for this to work), but it's HIGHLY annoying because you have to reboot the machine to fix it. Still an annoying bug, but less annoying. It's still annoying because I have to switch modes every time I use onenote, but then the cut and paste dialog just randomly pops up instead of the keyboard. The work around I found to #2 is to only use onenote when the device is in desktop mode.
The work around I found to #1 is to move the task bar to the top of the screen (go to desktop mode, right click (just tap haha) the start bar and choose 'unlock, and drag it to the top) the keyboard randomly pops up because when you tap on screen (which the machine incorrectly also thinks is happening) it thinks you want to type Test your setting by positioning the cursor over the Test. Double-Tap Time adjusts how fast you must tap for a double-click. The Touch Options settings are: On tablets without a physical touch on/off switch, the Enable touch input checkbox enables touch capability. My arm keeps bumping the clock in the task bar and the 'date and time' options keep popping upĢ. The above screenshot is for descriptive purposes it may not match your screen. Yeah I use my SP3 in lectures for notes too, these are all problems ATM:ġ.
