When I move a mouse I typically use the "pick up and reposition" method where I move the mouse a short distance, pick it up, move it back and then repeat the movement rather than having to move the mouse over a giant distance to cover two displays. Granted, this isn’t a concern because there really isn’t a point in using a graphics tablet if you’re already using a tablet PC.Īlthough the Intuos3 automatically detects and adjusts for multiple displays, I did find that moving the mouse and pen from one screen to the other via the tablet was a little more difficult than expected.
Intuos 3 ptz 431w drivers#
The Intuos3 didn’t play nice with a tablet PC, as expected, because the multiple pen input drivers created device driver conflicts that caused unpredictable behavior.
Intuos 3 ptz 431w mac#
The Intuos3 seamlessly integrates with your Vista-based computer and we had not major problems getting the tablet to work with Windows XP or Mac OSX.
Intuos 3 ptz 431w pro#
DVD with valuable software included:Adobe Photoshop Elements 4, Corel Painter Essentials 3, and Nik Color Efex Pro 2 IE for selectively applying photo enhancements.CD with tablet driver software for installation.Replacement nib/tip set: 1 stroke nib, 1 felt nib, and 3 standard nibs.The complete list of package contents includes: Wacom also includes complimentary versions of Photoshop Elements 4.0 and the very fun Corel Painter Essentials 3.0, in addition to a set of CS-compatible custom brushes for Photoshop. Setting up the Intuos3 really is as easy as connecting the tablet via the single USB cable, installing the drivers, and starting to work. Since many artists (myself included) often place a pen tablet on the lap while drawing it would have been nice if the base of the Intuos3 had two large rectangular or oval-shaped pads to cushion the lap.Ĭonnections are made via the Intuos3’s single USB cable. Unlike the larger 9×12, 12×12, and 12×19 inch versions, which all have significantly larger footprints and are a little too large for most desks, the 6×11 version is large enough to be useful without overtaking your entire desk.Īs you can see from the bottom of the Intuos3, this tablet was designed to rest on a desk surface with four, small, padded feet and a flat base. 6 inches, it’s thinner than just about any device on your desk. With a 16.5" x 10.3" footprint the Intuos3 6×11 is relatively large yet small and light enough to pick up off the desk and work with right on your lap. The Wacom Intuos3 6×11 is one of the mid-sized tablets in the company’s line of six Intuos3 pen tablets.
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