When the ribbon is displayed its touch mode, its spacing is altered to help make the targets a little bigger. This is particularly apparent around the various menus that can appear in the ribbon; they are normally quite tightly packed.

In addition to these spacing adjustments, the applications now react to two-finger zooming. This mainly performs a regular zoom, however in Outlook's calendar notice does a semantic zoom, enabling you to zoom in to a single day, or completely out to per month at any given time. For this, project 2010 standard also adds a tap-to-zoom feature much more Read Mode, to permit tables, images, or any other objects to become zoomed similarly to touch-based browsers.

And... that's about it, the full extent from the finger support that office 2013 professional has put into Office 2013. If it doesn't sound like much, there is a good reason for your: it isn't. For stylus users, the organization says that accuracy continues to be improved, particularly in Onenote, but using the software with fingers is problematic.