In macOS UPDD Commander implements multitouch gesture support for touchscreen devices that is normally associated with multitouch trackpads whereas Windows natively supports the touch interface and gestures so UPDD Commander offers slightly modified functionality when running in Windows as discussed here. The vast majority of the UPDD Commander documentation was written for the MacOS implementation of the UPDD Commander software, hence screenshots are all taken from MacOS. Once loaded, the Commander settings dialog contains a setting to indicate that Commander should automatically load at system start. UPDD Commander defines a default set of gestures and actions that apply across the board for all applications, but also offers the ability to associate a tailored set of gestures and actions with individual applications so that gesture sets can be defined at the application level.Ĭommander software will either be activated automatically as part of the UPDD driver installation or by invoking 'UPDD Commander' from the UPDD application folder UPDD Ver This document describes how to use and configure UPDD Commander functions.Ĭommander is compatible with UPDD V6 release 6.0.559 and above and UPDD V7.n.n
UPDD Commander offers advanced multi-touch support along with TUIO protocol support for TUIO client applications and is available for macOS and Windows.
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