On the other hand:
Non ha il palio se non chi corre.
@Dave-H
A I see it, specifically there are maybe three quarters of the functions that serve no useful purposes but there are a few that - should they work - seem very useful.
And - besides - in theory we need not any particularly fancy control panel, we can use *any* of them (now that they all work) and supplement them (or replace them) with .reg files ot reg.exe commands.
Of all the various ones, the best one (IMHO) is anyway the Aniconf.exe, as it is the one that actually "respects" the Registry settings (more or less), with possibly the only "missing" option being that of (with UI_Theme=5) to use the Tap_One_Finger_Enable, which seems like a "better" option as it allows to disable the one finger tap but - at least in theory - still allow to use 2 and 3 finger taps.
Additionally, it is the easier to trace as changes in its settings are immediately, one by one, reflected in the Registry, whilst the other ones write to the registry the whole lot of keys.
Anyway, it is only up to you.
Attached is a scheme on how the various setting in SmartPadDisplay affect the various ETDAniconf.exe (I rduced them to only three versions as they are representative of the other ones).
jaclaz
SmartDisplay.zip