You will get used to it trust me, it took me a little while, what you need
to remember is that the tablet area is exactly the same as your screen, so
if you go to the top left corner of the tablet, you are in the top left of
your screen.
I used mine as mouse for the first few days, even outside of photoshop to
get used to it.
--
Michael Brown
Melbourne Australia
www.photo.net/photos/mlbrown
<rgiuly@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> hello,
>
> I just bought a graphire 3 and as far as I can tell this is how is
> works:
>
> You have to move the pen about half an inch away from the tablet for it
> to be not pressing down the left mouse button.
>
> You can move the pen around while it's half an inch away but you aren't
> able to see where you are on the screen (the cursor just stays where
> you left it).
>
> Then you put the pen down and the cursor jumps to the appropriate place
> with the mouse button automatically pressed.
>
> The upshot of this is that you can't really tell where it's going to
> land when you start a stroke. (Because the cursor doesn't even move
> unless you are doing a stroke.)
>
> Is this actually the way they work or is mine defective or what?
>
> (It would make more sense to have the cursor move around with the pen
> on the tablet and then have it press the left mouse as you apply
> pressure.)
>
> -rick
>
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