Can you draw on the tablet and save the image or is it the type you plug into a computer, draw on it and the image shows on the computer screen?
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Hi Jennifer,It is the plug-in kind... so plug it in, install the software, open your program and get to business!Hope that helps!
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It's the kind that plugs into a computer and what you draw shows up on the screen. :)
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The latter -- it's like a Wacom tablet. You plug it in to the computer and it can be used in lieu of a mouse to move your cursor, or as a pressure-sensitive drawing device in programs like Photoshop.
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Daniel, you can't use it without a computer, the tablet itself acts like a second monitor with touch capabilities. Hope this helps
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This is a drawing pad, not a computer. This is more like a mouse. It doesn't have a screen. It works only when connected to a computer.
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its plugged into your computer so what ever program you are using on that. Its my daughters and she uses photo shop. Its not a stand alone tablet it has to be plugged into your laptop or pc. The only software it came with is to install it into your computer. I hope this has helped..
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Bamboo Capture. It was my first tablet. I got it 5 years ago and it's still fully functional through all the years of wear and tear. It's not a huge one, but it's a nice size for beginners or hobbyists. The pen pressure levels aren't too bad either. It comes with two free art programs for Windows and Mac.
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I'm sorry I really don't know, when I purchased this tablet I bought it as a gift for my 12 yr old. He does some of his homework on it. We never tried to hook it up to a computer. Sorry I couldn't be of any help with this question.
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There is an FAQ here which might help: http://draw2much.deviantart.com/journal/Monoprice-Tablet-FAQ-for-Windows-7-342426446It didn't work for me (I had terrible issues with pen pressure because of the driver), but it has worked for other people.
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Yes, they are. And make sure you get a program that you like. The tablet comes with drawing programs, but I found that updating to Sketchbook Pro and Photoshop Touch was better than sticking to the original programs.
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It will only let you draw vector art and then import into illustrator. You want a Wacom tablet.
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No, this only works with the Wacom Intuos 4, 5, and certain Cintiq tablets -- which are drawing interfaces for digital artists. *Not* for use with computer tablets like iPads, etc.
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No, you cannot. This is just a pen tablet that needs to connect to a computer to use. It does not have a screen on it, just a touchpad that the pen uses. You may be thinking of the new Wacom Cintiq Companion and Companion Hybrids tablets, that have an actual screen that reacts to a pen and can save images off the computer (they are actual tablet computers, sort of like iPads, only with the sensitivity of the Cintiq series so you can make art on them). Hope that helps!
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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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No. But you can export the diagrams as jpegs and show it to people on the tablet.
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Yes. This tablet comes with three free software applications: Corel Painter Essentials, Adobe Photoshop Elements, and Autodesk Sketchbook Express (I believe that would be the one you can draw with, I just use the tablet for painting). All you have to do is download the software from the Wacom site after you've registered the product.
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This tablet works as an additional monitor for your computer. It will not work without a computer. It is powered by USB.
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There are many software programs that allow you to paint or draw on a computer. In these programs you first create a surface to work on. This usually consists of a blank white area. To draw or paint you would then click on a tool option such as a brush or pencil, select a color, and then click and drag your the cursor over the top of the canvas. You can draw with a mouse--but it is awkward for many reasons. Most people buy a digital tablet which comes with a pen (stylus) that controls the cursor on their computer. With a stylus you have many more options on how the strokes are made and it is much easier to draw with because you hold the stylus like you would a regular pen. Some people, like myself, have a pressure sensitive laptop that comes with a stylus. This enables me to use the stylus directly on the monitor of my laptop. I can adjust settings so that if I push harder on the stylus my brush stroke gets darker, or wider, or both. That is something you cannot do with a mouse. To change the line thickness with a mouse you have to go to the brush size and change it. Digital painting is a very big area right now. It is amazing what some people can create. I hope this helps.
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No. You see the image on a computer monitor. You can see your pen, which is on the tablet move like a mirror image on the computer screen. Many computers are not touch screen, and this also is a safeguard from scratching your monitor. The pen will not scratch your tablet, but computer screens are somewhat sensitive.