content: On touch screens Hello everyone, I recently got a touch screen convertible computer, but I'm running into limitations that feel like they really shouldn't be there. Here is how I interpreted how a touch screen worked: you tap somewhere, the mouse moves to that place (very quickly) and clicks. As you can guess, this is not the case and to me this is a really missed opportunity as it would make touch screens universal. Programs wouldn't even need native support for it, it would everywhere and all the time. As an example, I tried a typical point-and-click videogame (Temple of Elemental Evil), as Infinity Engine games can be played 100% with your mouse if you are not overly concerned with hyper-efficient micro-management. Unfortunately, all that happened was that the mouse cursor danced wildly across the screen as I tried to tap UI elements. Is there a third-party software or any solution to make a touch screen work like I initially expected? The OS is Windows 10.