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Here is a place to look for Windows Touch Gestures. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd353239(v=vs.85).aspx[^] And here is some additional information. http://www.touch-base.com/documentation/Windows%207%20touch%20implementation.htm[^] If you are trying to target an older Windows it becomes tougher. I am currently looking into some basic methods for translating mouse events received via a touchscreen using Windows XP into pseudo-gestures to provide a basic set of gestures. However that seems to involve keeping mouse location and events state and then interpreting mouse cursor location changes into a gesture. I am planning just a few basic types of gestures, nothing fancy, and the hardware only supports single touch and not multiple simultaneous points.