I have and just used a Wacom Intuos 4 Wireless and it runs like it does in any other program, just great But, tablets are for specific types of applications and uses and PD11 isn't one of them.

A mouse is much better input

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Hi,
I was thinking along the Drawing functions it PD11...
Thanks for the reply
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Hi JAMES1,
I used a Tablet, not a "Wacom", a cheaper "Trust" make, to do a few drawing in PDR10. I found a tablet on a dual monitor set up, a real pain. On the single monitor set up the Tablet for drawing was fine. I have to agree that my mouse movements were better than the pen sometimes. It's a question of getting used to the pen/tablet movements and not looking down, look the the screen. You should be able to use both mouse and pen.
Dafydd

Hi,
Thanks Dafydd I was just curious as to the response as PD uses a lot of CPU precessing so figured that tablet would be lagging in response.
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