The press and hold feature only works on some pens.īy default, clicking the button once will open the universal OneNote app, double-clicking will send a screenshot to the universal OneNote app, and pressing and holding will open Cortana. The options at the bottom of the panel allow you to control when you click the button once, double-click it, or press and hold it. For example, on the Surface Pen, you’ll find the shortcut button on the tip of the pen, where an eraser would be on a pencil. Many pens-but not all pens-have a shortcut button. If this feature is disabled, you’ll simply see a “Shop for pen apps in the Store” link that takes you to the Windows Store rather than a link to a specific app or two. To disable this feature and make the panel stop showing suggested apps from the Store, turn off the “Show recommended app suggestions” feature.
It also suggests pen-enabled apps found in the Windows Store at the bottom of the panel. This panel provides shortcuts to pen-enabled apps like Sticky Notes and OneNote. If you don’t see the button, right-click the Windows taskbar and select “Show Windows Ink Workspace button”. By default, you can open it by pressing a shortcut button on your pen-if your pen has one-or clicking the pen-shaped Windows Ink icon in the notification area. The Anniversary Update also added the “Windows Ink Workspace” feature. RELATED: How to Use (or Disable) the Windows Ink Workspace on Windows 10
Tap it with your finger and the touch keyboard will still appear. With this option enabled, you can tap the keyboard icon in your notification area with the pen while your device is in tablet mode and the handwriting keyboard will appear instead of the normal touch keyboard. The “Show the handwriting panel when not in tablet mode and there’s no keyboard attached” option makes this option easier to access. Windows 10 has handwriting feature that allows you to write with your pen and have it converted to typed text. If you find yourself bumping the screen while drawing, enable the “Ignore touch input when I’m using my pen” option here. Many devices attempt to perform palm rejection while you’re using your pen, letting you accidentally bump the touch screen without causing problems.
If you don’t want to see a cursor, you can disable this option. The “Show cursor” option makes a cursor appear-often a dot-shaped cursor-when you hover your pen over the screen. If you dislike this, you can turn off this option. The “Show visual effects” option makes graphical effects like a ripple appear when you touch your pen on the screen. Windows 10 uses visual effects and a cursor appear by default, but you can disable them.
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