I’m running the Windows Phone 7 emulator/simulator and I need to simulate the two-finger pinch/zoom gesture. Any tips?
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1Multi-touch hardware? Two mice!? Is there anything along the lines of “hold down a modifier key”? This is absurd, though I do appreciate the answers! – Alan H. Jan 20 '11 at 19:51
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There is a good guide here: http://michaelsync.net/2010/04/06/step-by-step-tutorial-installing-multi-touch-simulator-for-silverlight-phone-7
Basically you will need to use the Multi-Touch Vista project on CodePlex available here: http://multitouchvista.codeplex.com/ and 2 mouses mice.

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Amazing. Too much work for me, it’s not super critical — but I would expect something a bit more reasonable from Microsoft! – Alan H. Jan 20 '11 at 19:54
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very easy to setup. Then I've downloaded WP7 Gesture Recognizer and Behavior / Triggers (can download code from here http://dotnetslackers.com/CSharp/re-353323_WP7_Gesture_Recognizer_and_Behavior_Triggers.aspx) and everything worked just perfect – Evgeny Vinnik Jan 20 '11 at 21:41
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You'll need Windows 7 and a multi-touch monitor; in that setup 2 touchpoints are supported natively by the emulator.
There's no easy software or emulation API support for this.

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Laurent Bugnion's MultiTouch library (supports Silverlight 4 WPF, and WP7) enables simulated multitouch in the WP7 emulator.

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This requires using two mice or genuine multi-touch hardware, right? That’s what the accepted answer’s guide indicates (and boy is that a long guide). – Alan H. Jan 21 '11 at 22:39
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No, Laurent's Multitouch Beahavior enables _simulated_ multitouch through mouse clicks, i.e position the first touch point (which stays fixed), and then touch/drag again for the second (movable) touch point. – Derek Lakin Jan 23 '11 at 14:06