It sounds weird...........

But while I wait for the bus, I had a tablet with Windows 8 with Bing.

I wanted to test a schematic..........
I installed LT Spice but I did not succeed draw the schematic. I did not have a mouse but just a touch screen.

Even installing a touch pad emulator was not helpful-http://www.lovesummertrue.com/touchmousepointer/en-us/

 

I am not clear as to what your question is?

It sounds like you were just reporting an incident.

If you were asking about the operation of the touch pad emulator, someone would have to be experienced in its use to assist.

It stated quite prominently that it does not work with all programs. But we don't know if it worked at all!?!

Can you clarify?

 

Hello,

Perhaps a keyboard/trackball like this might work:
http://www.trust.com/en/product/17911-adura-wireless-multimedia-keyboard

Bertus

 

I am not clear as to what your question is?

It sounds like you were just reporting

Yes,for give the opportunity, if I did wrong to tell me.

Can you clarify?

I'm looking for ideas to use a touchscreen tablet, for simulation programs in Electronics.

At home I have a USB HUB and use it with my keyboard and mouse. In this case I can use simulation software very easily.


But when I stand up, it's hard use external keyboard or mouse.(Like using for facebook a mobile phone)
I can just use the tablet's touch screen. So it's hard to draw the scheme without mouse.

8'' Tablet

 

IMHO the UI of LTSpice sucks big time even on a PC or laptop. I can't believe how it has been around this long and the UI continues to be so horrendous. Getting it to work as is on a tablet PC is going to be a major challenge.

 

I succeeded to draw the first circuit on my tablet, using just the touch screen.
It works slower, but it works.
I used the touch mouse program from post # 1