Multitouch gestures

Hello, where can i find multitouch gestures, i've only find zooming using two fingers
edit: i've found them on synaptics touchpad properties,on the last tab called Device settings-> Settings there is explaination and nice video for each of the gestures

If you don't have the mouse/Synaptics icon in the taskbar, then Start, Control Panel, Hardware & Sound, Mouse...opens box, move to tab called Device Settings, then click on Settings and all the Synaptics settings will be there. Not sure what you mean about multi touch gestures, but there are options there for Application Gestures, Tapping with specific tap zones, and Chiral Rotate.
Hope this helps.

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