I am tring to find a good way to explain he rotor gesture through
wrtting. Do you think this is good enough. What would you change, if
anything? Do you guys understand it. Do you guys know what an analog
clock is? Any feedback is appreciated.
To better understand the rotor gesture,
I just usually say to twist like you are turning a knob or a bottle top. That
usually works.
And its simple.
GF
On Jun 15, 2010, at 9:28 AM, Alfredo wrote:
I am tring to find a good way to explain he rotor gesture through
wrtting. Do you think this is good enough. What would you change,
actually try tis.
1. imagine a radio nob or any nob or dial, or even a click wheel.
2. place your thumb and finger horizontal on the screen as if you are holding
the dial or wheel.. Now turn until you hear vo say what's being selected. Keep
turning until you get to the choice you want and let
Yeah I use my finger and thumb to do it. works better then a knob in my opinion.
On Jun 15, 2010, at 6:54 AM, clarence griffin wrote:
And I just figured out another way to do it. Take 1 finger and place it on
the track pad, then take another finger on the same hand and kind of swipe it
up or
ah, ok, so that does work for more than just me. cool
GF
On Jun 15, 2010, at 10:44 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
Yeah I use my finger and thumb to do it. works better then a knob in my
opinion.
On Jun 15, 2010, at 6:54 AM, clarence griffin wrote:
And I just figured out another way to do it.
Here's another way to explain. Place both Thumb and forefinger on the trackpad.
Flick left with the thumb, while flicking right with the forefinger.
On Jun 15, 2010, at 9:55 AM, clarence griffin wrote:
ah, ok, so that does work for more than just me. cool
GF
On Jun 15, 2010, at 10:44
Nice posts. I liked the one about the dial, thats the one that
everyone uses to explain the rotor setting. Its seems simple enough
for me. So you guys would understand the dial one, posted by on of
the posters on this thread, sorry I forgot your name. Do you think
the analog clock, 12 o'clocka
It is not for me but for those who have never seen a click it might be.
Take care.
S
On Jun 15, 2010, at 6:06 PM, Alfredo wrote:
Nice posts. I liked the one about the dial, thats the one that
everyone uses to explain the rotor setting. Its seems simple enough
for me. So you guys would
