Does the Bamboo Fun mouse only work on the Bamboo Fun, or will it work with other wacom graphics tablet devices?
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Most of the pens only work with their respective tablets. Assuming the mouse functions similarly, I'd assume it only works on the Bamboo Fun.
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That happened to me recently (on a Mac) for the first time; never had that problem before. The Wacom mouse didn't work either. I couldn't fix the problem in software. Eventually I just unplugged the tablet's cable from my USB hub (without turning off the tablet) and then plugged it right back in again. Fixed the problem immediately.
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I'm not sure, but since its bamboo it might work. Another thing i should mention is that if your old pen from the original tablet is not working. you might want to try downloading an update on http://us.wacom.com/en/support/drivers/ .My old pen starting working after the update.
1673869
Wacom has a list of compatible devices, my Asus vivotab8 (win8.1) is in the list, but the pen doesn't works. Probably it was damaged or the compatibility list is wrong. I should recommend you to check in store before you bought
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I dont know for sure, but it's definitely not the same design as the pen featured in the Bamboo Create tablet model. Look for a pen that has the same visual appearance as in the photo on the wacom website for the Create tablet.
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Mine work perfectly, it's just that tip off that annoying hell out of me... and not getting help from Wacom.
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I don't use pixelmator much, but the Wacom seems to work on it. Although I am far from a graphic genius, I would venture to say that the Wacom is really a very, very precise mouse. Good luck, Sharon
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You want legacy drivers and the one you want is for tablet PC, then choose your OS. http://us.wacom.com/en/support/legacy-drivers/
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I never used Bamboo stylus, but i know its works with many app and Pencil just work well with Paper (rubber function, blurry with finger), without this app, its just a normal stylus.
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Of course Tana. It works fine and smooth with all graphics software. I've used it with Photoshop, Illustrator, Gimp, and even Paintool SAI. I even use it instead of my mouse. Check some of my works using this Wacom Bamboo tablet at http://angelascanio.deviantart.com
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You want legacy drivers and the one you want is for tablet PC, then choose your OS.http://us.wacom.com/en/support/legacy-drivers/
185377
Yes it works, I own a cth680 for home and a ctl480 for travel, called Wacom to ask for a replace pen, they told me the bamboo pen was the only one availbe, that was about 5 months ago
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Absolutely. Wacom Wireless Accessory Kit was originally designed for Intuos Tablets (small, mid and large). Later for Bamboo Tablets. I'm sure, You will enjoy to work without any cable ...never again!!!
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No it's only for a Wacom tablet which connects to desktops and laptops like a mouse.
58869
Somewhat. It's made more for photography and the likes. If your looking for a cheap-up, don't use bamboo version and expect Wacom tablet results. It's good but it's not A tablet!
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Well any Wacom Tablet can be used, and so can a few non Wacom tablets as well. If you want value the Wacom Bamboo Splash CTL471 is a good fit, however it lacks any customization buttons besides the two pen buttons. the CTL471 will run you around $80 but I got mine for $64.24 here on amazon. Now the next model up, the Wacom Bamboo Capture Pen and Tablet CTH470 will run you about $100 ($83.24 here on amazon at the moment) and it comes with 4 programmable buttons which can help you in the long run. It is also marketed more towards photo editing and comes with Photoshop Elements (its a older version, but Photoshop Elements 11 is $100 by itself so you're getting a deal.) So I would go with the Wacom Bamboo Capture Pen and Tablet CTH470 for the most value and to start you off for what you want to do. I bought the Splash because I want to use it mostly for drawing. Still, any Wacom Product is idea for photographers in my opinion.
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I can't say from experience, but the way the tablet picks up signals from the pen shouldn't make too much difference between Wacom pens. Wacom also has pretty awesome customer service, so I'd try to buy from them instead of a third party so you can exchangr it in case it doesn't work.