HP Slate 500 tips and tricks

Thursday, April 28, 2011

If you have an HP Slate 500 tablet PC running Windows 7, then here are a few tips that can help you.

First, there's a quick and easy way to "right click" when you're using your finger. You can do the "tap and hold," but there's an easier method: a single tap followed by another tap with a different finger while you leave your first finger on the screen. Try it. This "right click" trick works on any Windows 7 touch-screen computer that supports multi-touch gestures.

Second, if you're looking for an additional pen for your HP Slate 500, you can use the Fujitsu Stylus Part #FPCPN36AP. This is a near-identical N-Trig pen that will also work on the HP Slate 500.

Finally, I've found a way to charge the Slate 500 using an external battery back. I'll be posting about that over the next few days so stay tuned!

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laptops said...

Its a great tip for the hp slate 500.

January 4, 2012 10:50 AM

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