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Cryset [Visitor] in response to: At long last, decent G-Sensor functionality for my WindPad 110W

Cryset [Visitor] — Wed, 11 Oct 2017 09:36:05 +0000

Perfectly! Thank you very much for the program!
Now my WindPad works fine on Win10.

Fernando Cassia [Visitor] in response to: At long last, decent G-Sensor functionality for my WindPad 110W

Fernando Cassia [Visitor] — Mon, 27 May 2013 10:13:42 +0000

Thanks for taking the time to reply!. I appreciate it.

Now to look for that elusive "so lazy" project. :)

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sku [Member] in response to: At long last, decent G-Sensor functionality for my WindPad 110W

sku [Member] — Wed, 22 May 2013 21:29:37 +0000

@Fernando: As I wrote, wpdgspot runs on Win7 as well. But you should really consider installing the new firmware for Windows 8 on your Windpad and then run Win8. Then you don't need wpdgspot anymore, the new firmware will make the g-sensors Win8-compatible sensors, so they use builtin drivers. I do not run wpdgspot anymore on my windpad, there is no need for it anymore with the new firmware.

As to your question about the soft buttons: Take a look at the source code for my project "So lazy". I guess you can hook quite a number of the soft buttons with the exception of the SAS (the Ctrl-Alt-Del Key combo soft button).

Fernando Cassia [Visitor] in response to: At long last, decent G-Sensor functionality for my WindPad 110W

Fernando Cassia [Visitor] — Tue, 14 May 2013 01:41:29 +0000

you did right what MSI did wrong.... in other words, you did MSI s job, for free.

In the words of Mike Magee.... "send them an invoice!!" :-))

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Fernando Cassia [Visitor] in response to: At long last, decent G-Sensor functionality for my WindPad 110W

Fernando Cassia [Visitor] — Mon, 13 May 2013 18:52:51 +0000

I would like to ask you if you know any way to disablle the "soft buttons"" on the right side of the scren.

while grabbing the tablet from the right side, some of my hand inevitably lands on top of the o-easy button area when I dont want to...

it would be great if aome 3rd party util would allow turning that area sensitivity on/off... for instance if I tap 4 times in a row over any of the soft-buttons, disable it, and if I tap 4 times again, enable it.

What do you think?

Kudos from down under...

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Fernando Cassia [Visitor] in response to: At long last, decent G-Sensor functionality for my WindPad 110W

Fernando Cassia [Visitor] — Mon, 13 May 2013 18:37:13 +0000

Hooray!

A MSI WindPad owner who also happens to be a knowledgeable programmer1.

Congratulations and thanks!

Q: will your app install and work on win7 too, oe does it use any win8 specific APIs?

I dislike bloated, inefficient code and as you found MSI s code sucks royally, so I'd like to replace the MSI sensors app w your own, even while I prefer to keep Win7...

Just looking at o-easy.exe using 80MB of RAM makes my blood boil....

jj [Visitor] in response to: At long last, decent G-Sensor functionality for my WindPad 110W

jj [Visitor] — Sat, 20 Apr 2013 12:44:51 +0000

thank u soooooooooooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!
it works ever ssooo smoothly!!!
u must give it to MSI..its a moral obligation 😁

Brandon B [Visitor] in response to: At long last, decent G-Sensor functionality for my WindPad 110W

Brandon B [Visitor] — Wed, 13 Feb 2013 16:10:32 +0000

What a life saver I read comics on my windpad and it makes them better if you can have them in portarte. My rotate use to work but haev a update to ..net 4 or a update to the oeasy i dont remember which the auto rotate stopped working. I downloaded this and boom works again. I am running this on windows 8 pro final realese 64 bit