Can you draw on the presentation/can it act like a live pen?
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You can use the mouse and button function to control the software like Snagit or Jing from Techsmith to accomplish what you want. The pointer itself does not have the software capability.
1655900
I don't believe it can be used that way. It does have a pointer, but since I've only used it once last January for a presentation, I don't remember all the features. I don't recall reading any instructions with it that talks about it being used as a pen.
2108062
No you can't, its just a tracing pad so you have to already have a printed picture and then use tracing paper on top of that. The drawing pad shines light through the paper and you just trace it out on the tracing paper.
1642279
This one is like a real pen on a paper would write, it is black and white, but you can write words and draw anything. There is no lines or squares on the back, whole screen is the same with no kind of under surface as many similar screens have. I think it is the best of it's kind, the only thing if you are looking for colors it is not the product you need.
2079177
I do not know but it is not as dree flowing as U thought it would. I thought I would be able to draw and write on paint or the included software would be simple but the device doesn't function in a way that encourages a person to keep using it.
2195723
There is a little trigger on the bottom that activates the mouse (w/index finger). The presentation doesn't advance unless you click (with thumb) the top button. It's really user friendly.
537872
Yes, though make sure you don't lose the extra nibs. I'm not a great artist and the skill is more important than the tablet (this is a pretty baseline one, I think).You can definitely draw with it.
924754
Maybe, but not sure if you can do that with the graphite tip. It is possible, but I wouldn't recommend it because the pivoting pin might slip while drawing
530641
I enjoy mine, but I just use it for sketching. For on the go to be honest it's pretty comparable to my Surface Pro 3 (but the buttons on the Cintiq make it a bit nicer for more than sketching). I would definitely go to the store and play with them. MacMall has them for demo.
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No.... it can only project through a transparent medium. You can 'sketch' your painting into a line art, print THAT on transparent film, and then draw the design on the wall. You'd then have to repaint, of course. Muralists do it all the time. Try it!
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No, you do not see what you draw on the tablet. The tablet is connected through a USB connection and you draw with the Wacom pen on the tablet and the image is viewed on your computer screen. You must be in a program like Paint to see a drawing. I use Corel Painter to create images. The Pen acts somewhat like a mouse. You can click on things with it, for instance, click to open programs or even write with it and the program recognizes your handwriting and turns it into text.
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nope, they are like the wacom tablets, you draw on it and it displays on the computer screen, the ones that you want to see while you draw....draw on screen type...they are more like $1000 or more....
664258
Yes, you can. There is a toggle button to turn the touch on or off while you use the pen
2241511
Im really not sure what you mean. This device just plugs into a USB port and you can draw with the electronic pen. My daughter uses Adobe Illustratator with hers. It just sounds like you are talking about a completely different device.
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Im not sure but I highly doubt it, if you have to be able to "connect" your tablet pen to your tablet ((for me, it wasnt working at first)) then you can still download the software from their official website instead of from the disk,,, plus I'd you have any sort of drawing programs on your computer you're good to go, the program the disk provided wasnt helpful ((accordin to my friends))
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It will work as a point stylus, but probably not for smooth drawing. Lines tend to break: if you are drawing something static, that might be okay, but if you want to move it you end up with a bunch of stubs that have to be moved as a set, and a shape would not be resizable.
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Absolutely. The pen sends a different signal to the screen than your finger. If you first hold the pen close enough to the screen to be detected (without resting your palm on the screen), you can continue to write/draw even when resting on your palm on the screen.
955773
Have you looked at the Wacom "Inkling"? I think the down side is that you can't draw in "real time" on the computer screen - everything is offline - but it would certainly allow you to do what you're asking about above. You can find it here: http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Inkling.aspxGood luck!