Touch and TouchPoint Classes
The low-level interface for touch is the TouchPoint class. Unlike mouse events, the TouchPoint class is designed exclusively for touch without a pointing device in mind. A TouchPoint instance represents a finger touching the screen.
TouchPoint has four read-only properties, described in the following list:
Action—Represents the type of manipulation and can have one of the three following values:
Down—Indicates that the user has made contact with the screen.
Move—Indicates that the touch point has changed position. ...
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