From groups@jamesfry.com Sun Nov 10 04:21:21 2013
Subject:Re: VB3 on a touch screen?

Windows 7 introduced touch APIs (but there was little hardware available to
use it). Windows 8 and Windows RT changed that - Metro being optimised for
multi touch much like other tablets, hence products like the surface pro
and hybrid laptops with multi touch screens.

The touch APIs have been refined since Windows 7 and are part of the WPF4
framework now - see MSDN article below:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff898416.aspx

In short, yes VB3 on desktop Windows could have a multi touch interface, or
someone could easily write one to control existing VB3 through MIDI.