Is there any way that I can show a window only when a pen/tablet is in use, just like the windows tablet PC input panel is only shown when a pen/tablet is used (and not just connected)?
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Is there any way that I can show a window only when a pen/tablet is in use, just like the windows tablet PC input panel is only shown when a pen/tablet is used (and not just connected)?
You can handle or set a trigger for the
UIElement.StylusInRangeevent to make your control visible. (Conversely there is aStylusOutOfRangeevent which you might need for hiding)