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I mainly just want to use the touch screen as a secondary monitor, possibly having on-screen macros that I could tap to do various tasks (pause music, open an application, etc.) without moving the main cursor Does Windows 8 register mouse presses from each device separately? Or is there a way...

I want to make it so either - inputting on the touch screen doesn't drag the cursor all the way to the touch screen (then having to drag it back to the screen it was on before) - return the cursor to it's previous position after using the touch screen input (which again registers as a mouse not...

Only if I calibrate it that way. Otherwise, the cursor can move onto other screens while I'm dragging my finger across the touch screen.

I am using a multi-monitor setup and one of the monitors is a Touch screen monitor. Whenever I press on it, it moves the cursor to that monitor, working as normal. However I would like to make it so it doesn't move the cursor over there when I press there or return the cursor to it's previous...