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I can't tell you how much I love LtSpice, or how much I have LEARNED about electronics in general since using LtSpice. I am shopping for a new laptop running full-blown Windows, not a tablet running Windows-8-RT. Does LtSpice support touch screen gestures such as pinch/expand or finger swipes to move the schematic / plot window around?

Even without touchscreen gesture support, LtSpice has the best user experience of any free Spice-simulator/schematic-capture/data-plotting tool that I have ever used.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to Mike Englehardt, Helmut, Linear Technologies, the usergroup, and anybody else I forgot for this great FREE product and user experience!

Hutchtronix

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I can't tell you how much I love LtSpice, or how much I have LEARNED about electronics in general since using LtSpice. I am shopping for a new laptop running full-blown Windows, not a tablet running Windows-8-RT. Does LtSpice support touch screen gestures such as pinch/expand or finger swipes to move the schematic / plot window around?

Even without touchscreen gesture support, LtSpice has the best user experience of any free Spice-simulator/schematic-capture/data-plotting tool that I have ever used.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to Mike Englehardt, Helmut, Linear Technologies, the usergroup, and anybody else I forgot for this great FREE product and user experience!

Hutchtronix

Hello,

Unfortunately I don't have a PC with a touch-screen.
I would be happy if somebody having a PC with touch screen
will answer this question.

Best regards,
Helmut

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