I'm going to try to help a little bit for anyone having a problem.įujitsu probably makes the best working Tablet PC drivers - and you can install them on any Tablet PC with a Wacom digitizer. It can also be especially difficult to get used to if you have used Wacom's higher end tablets all your life, such as the Intuos or Cintiq. In fact, it takes a lot of finagling to get a somewhat comfortable setup. Unfortunately, since Tablet PC hardware is so diverse in its implementation, the drivers for it are. This is why you can take a (recent model) Graphire or Bamboo pen and use it freely on your Tablet PC if you don't like your stock pen (or take a pen from a completely different Tablet PC brand and use it on another one.) Same pen (internal parts,) same sensor boards, same processing units. Tablet PC's, for those who don't know, have the exact same hardware inside it as the Wacom Bamboo and Graphire tablets. This article is also written ESPECIALLY for users of the Lenovo X200T and X201T Tablet PC's. In my experience, all of my software still works except for Tool SAI, which, well, always had really mediocre tablet support anyway (cough intuos 4's.) Give this a shot and let me know how it goes for you guys. It will no longer be called 'Tablet Properties' anymore! Open the 'ISD Tablet Properties' or something similar item in your Control Panel to configure and calibrate the pen. I can't speak for every tablet PC out there, your mileage may vary, but it's worth a shot.īe sure to uninstall ANY previous Tablet Pen drivers you've installed, from your manufacturer, Fujitsu, etc, and reboot your system before installing the Wacom IDT drivers. The new pen calibration program the ISD driver provides keeps the cursor under my pen far more accurately than before, and I no longer have to deal with 2 levels of calibration, no 'hold for right click' issues, and I'm all over enjoying my Tablet PC experience more due to a greater cohesive experience. What the ISD driver does is provide pressure sensitivity support for art software such as Photoshop, Painter, Sketchbook Pro, (just about everything EXCEPT Painter Tool SAI,) while maintaining the integrity of a normal Windows Tablet PC experience. These offer notably more accurate pen calibration and better balance between Windows Tablet PC support and Creative Art software such as Photoshop. Second, because I gave Wacom's Tablet PC drivers, (called 'ISD' drivers,) a second shot. First off, Fujitsu has removed the drivers previously linked from their support site. The old advice I gave about Fujitsu drivers being better for your Tablet PC may no longer be valid. THIS MAY NOT APPLY TO ALL TABLET PC OWNERS, BUT IT IS AN OBSERVABLE IMPROVEMENT ON MY X201T! If you have a tablet that connects via USB, (Graphire, Bamboo, Intuos, Cintiq, etc,) this does NOT apply to you! READ: This article only deals with TABLET PC notebook/slate computers.

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