Software
Gesture app, StrokeIt, returns from the future
GBM regular fleon shared news in the forum that StrokeIt, a gesture-enabling app for Windows, has returned from the abyss. The news from their website, however, seems to indicate a return from the future.
Yeah, I’m guessing that’s a typo. Regardless, a new version of StrokeIt is presently available to enable all sorts of gesture commands, via mouse, pen and possibly touch, in Windows, including Vista and Windows 7. They also give the option for a portable version, meaning you can use your gestures on other Windows PCs via portable storage unit, such as a flash drive.
I personally keep my use of gestures limited to simple directionals that fit my own intuition, like a leftward swipe for back and counter-clockwise square for reload in Firefox using FireGestures. For all else, I prefer ritePen’s ink macros because I can match commands to the letters and words I already associate with them, such as “ol” or “outlook” for Microsoft Outlook. But to each their own, and I can certainly see the value in a portable gesture library.
Lorie Ghamy
06/24/2009 at 8:09 pm
For gestures, i use Mazzick on a Dell mini 910 and on my home-made station.
Free too and so simple to use and organize..
https://www.winmatrix.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=18983
Hank
07/11/2009 at 6:42 am
Mazzick?
I use mgWindow Plus, it can control any windows, any browsers. Really useful. :)
https://www.mouse-gesture.com