Multitouch support for trackpad on Windows

Is there any way to enable full multitouch support for the Macbook Pro trackpad under Windows? The two-finger scrolling works perfectly but I miss the three finger swipe and thre-finger flick whenever I boot on Windows.

I see :/
I've installed the Trackpad++ driver described in your second link and it has actually improved the tracking and scrolling speed. However, it does not include support for three or four finger actions. The developer seems to be planning to in later releases though.
Thanks
Ian

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