With other tablet pens I've set one of the side buttons to act as the pen eraser when I press it. Can I do that here or do I have to use the keyboard?
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I believe so. The pen has two buttons that serve like those of a mouse, so if you have the left click set to switch to the eraser it should be the same for the pen buttons. Hope that helps.
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There's only one button on the pen. You can program it to whatever you like just like the wacom stylus pens. I use the pen with my Surface Pro. On the surface pro you can have the pen tip act as a right click by pressing down on it. It takes some getting used to. I've been using wacom tablets for 6-7 years and I'm happy with this pen. My biggest grip is that it doesn't come with a button on the back of the pen (to use as an eraser). Overall a really nice pen. Much better than the one that comes with the Surface pro.
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First...my apologies for the somewhat crazy review...I had no idea they would publish it! Second, to answer your question: The tablet's drawing surface can be adjusted to suit your screen, ie: the same as your mouse movements - move mouse 1 inch and the pointer/brush moves 2 inches (fast or slow). No, you only see you pen's movement on the screen...and with greater control than that with a mouse. You use a 'pen' that simulates a brush much unlike a mouse because you have pressure control. The tablet acts as a 'live', oversized, mouse pad, giving you much greater control of your digital art. That's the only way I can describe it. Hope that helps...if not, I'm back to my psychiatrist on Monday...take care.
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Turn switch on and use a small pen to push the button beside it on the keyboard
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Great question Evan, the touch pen has two modes. Touch pen mode you can draw by touching the screen, while in mouse mode, touching with its functions as a "left button of mouse" Touching and holding with it in the mouse mode functions as a "right click of mouse".. Evan hopefully this will answer your question!
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i have an android tablet, and i found the button in the top left corner functions the same as an escape key. the button just has a rectangle on it. hope this helps.
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Yes - it only responds to the pen, and in its normal mode, only responds when there is pressure on the pen due to your drawing on paper. This is not like a touch screen. It works really well but only with the included pen!
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To be truthful, I haven't used the stylus. I have only used the chargers, but I'm assumingn it's for clicking on the keys on the Kindle pad itself when you are trying to type something?
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No. Only one end of the pen works. You have to switch from pen to eraser on the tablet or software to erase anything.
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you only control it with the three little buttons. Its nice because you wont have to worry about needing a stylus or loosing it. :)
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I'm using it right now as a mouse (WITH THE PEN, NOT JUST THE FINGER AS A LAPTOP!). You just have to go under this tablet settings and set the first button as left button. DO NOT press the pen against the pad when using it as a mouse! Just hover it a few milimiters above the pad as if you were going to write on a piece of paper. Use mouse clicks as you normally do with a mouse inside the area.
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No, this is another type of pen for another type of tablets. What you need is a "stylus" pen.
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I draw with my left on the tablet and use my five button mouse with my right which works great for me. Which hand goes to the key board varies but I'd say it's quite usable in the way your describe.
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Please forgive the long delay in my response but I have been away from my PC. In answer to your question there is only one button in the pen roughly about where you would rest your forefinger while writing.Regards David.
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You can use either your fingers or the pen. In most cases they are equivalent but there are still a few different features.
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You can pretty much use it in any program that you can draw in with a mouse. Only certain programs, however, can detect how much pressure you're putting onto the tablet as you use it. These are usually art-centric programs such as Photoshop, Paint Tool SAI, etc.
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I've not had any problems with the touch features intruding while using the pen. Pretty sure you can turn the touch features off if needs be, I'd have to look at the docs to be sure.