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Add a new server option "touchInputLocal" that keeps touchscreen/pen input on the server computer even when the cursor is on a client screen. This is useful for devices like the Surface Book where you want to use touch to interact with local applications while the mouse cursor is controlling a different computer. Implementation: - Detect touch-generated mouse events in the low-level mouse hook by checking dwExtraInfo for the touch signature (0xFF515700) - When enabled and cursor is on client, let touch events work locally but don't forward them to the client - Add GUI checkbox "Keep touch input on this computer" in server config - Add config file option "touchInputLocal = true/false"
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