So, I recently picked up a Windows 8 Tablet, pretty much exclusively for HeroLab use. Got the program installed, and it works great. Except for two issues.
First, if I don't have a mouse plugged in, it gives me an error and fails to start. The program works just fine with the touch interface, but I have to carry around a mouse with me just to start up the program.
Similarly, if I align the tablet vertically on startup, I'm told the resolution is too small. Granted, for most purposes the horizontal is better in that case, but there's no harm in allowing it to work vertically.
Is there a particular reason for these limitations? Legacy? Is there any likelihood of their being removed in the future?
First, if I don't have a mouse plugged in, it gives me an error and fails to start. The program works just fine with the touch interface, but I have to carry around a mouse with me just to start up the program.
Similarly, if I align the tablet vertically on startup, I'm told the resolution is too small. Granted, for most purposes the horizontal is better in that case, but there's no harm in allowing it to work vertically.
Is there a particular reason for these limitations? Legacy? Is there any likelihood of their being removed in the future?