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Allen · Jan 11 2010, 01:54 PM

Well, once you get used to watching the curser on the screen instead of watching your hand, it's not too bad.

There's the thing about moving the curser without drawing. You lift the stylus from the tablet and move the curser on the screen. Too far away, and the curser doesn't move.

Our stylus has a couple of buttons. One button, when you press it, will allow you to "grab" the picture to move it. when you're dealing with a magnified image, this is a time saver. You do that instead of moving the curser to the corner "sliders" and pressing on them.

Like Cav, I can't imagine trying to draw with a mouse.

Jan 11 2010, 01:54 PM	#19
Allen Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Last house on the left, across from the cemetery Gender: M Fan of: The Pern Series Now Reading: Robin Hobb's Shaman's Crossing	Re: Let It Burn Well, once you get used to watching the curser on the screen instead of watching your hand, it's not too bad. There's the thing about moving the curser without drawing. You lift the stylus from the tablet and move the curser on the screen. Too far away, and the curser doesn't move. Our stylus has a couple of buttons. One button, when you press it, will allow you to "grab" the picture to move it. when you're dealing with a magnified image, this is a time saver. You do that instead of moving the curser to the corner "sliders" and pressing on them. Like Cav, I can't imagine trying to draw with a mouse. __________________ *All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.*