





This enables precise mouse movements like when you need to 'hover' the arrow/cursor over to see popups, or to precisely right-click, select text or move/drag items. Switch in/out of “Mouse mode” by tapping the Icon on the Task Bar.
Swipe *anywhere* on the screen and the arrow cursor moves in unison with your finger. The screen will pan as needed as the arrow moves. Tap anywhere, and the click occurs where the arrow cursor is. Tap-tap drag will select. (Note that the control bar is put into "semi-transparent" view while in mouse mode, but still works the same way.)

Swipe three fingers down (Show) or up (hide) the Control bar
Horizontal swipe with three fingers displays the “Task Switcher”. Swipe again to move to next item. Tap to select the item you want to switch to. You can also use the Taskbar at the bottom of the AlwaysOnPC screen, and tap the app you want to bring to the top.

Most settings are self-explanatory – try them out and see what you like best.
Change a setting by tapping to toggle it On/Off, then tap the Settings icon again on the Control Bar to return to the AlwaysOnPC screen (Settings are saved automatically).