I am still using OS 10.5 on my Mac Powerbook as well as CS3. I would like to get an Intuos 3 or 4 tablet. Will they work with what I am using now?
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Yes, as long as you get a Intuos 3 or and Intuos 4 tablet. You will need to download driver 6.3.2-4 from our legacy page for it to work. The driver that comes with the tablet, will not work with your Mac OS.
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I haven't tested on a Wacom Intuos4. I did use it on a Mac OSX machine and a PC Win 7 machine though and it worked ok, for a while. After a couple months I started getting huge delays and eventually no response out of the keyboard and mouse even after unplugging all cables and then replugging them all back in to reset the device. I eventually purchased a Tripp-Lite model B006-VU4-R and am much happier with this one.
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I can't speak for everyone, but I know many users are Mac-savvy and the companion only comes with Windows. The hybrid can work with existing Mac and Linux machines (or an existing Windows machine that's built more powerful than the companion) as a regular Cintiq 13HD, but pull it out and you can use it with Android software. A Linux distro can be installed on the Windows 8 companion alongside Windows or replace Windows entirely, but adjusting Wacom settings in Linux has always been a pain for me, especially to disable its super sensitive touch, so I never bothered trying. I'm sure some Linux forums are talking about it, though. They can answer more questions about that. I can't speak for everyone, but I know many users are Mac-savvy and the companion only comes with Windows. The hybrid can work with existing Mac and Linux machines (or an existing Windows machine that's built more powerful than the companion) as a regular Cintiq 13HD, but pull it out and you can use it with Android software. A Linux distro can be installed on the Windows 8 companion alongside Windows or replace Windows entirely, but adjusting Wacom settings in Linux has always been a pain for me, especially to disable its super sensitive touch, so I never bothered trying. I'm... » Read More I can't speak for everyone, but I know many users are Mac-savvy and the companion only comes with Windows. The hybrid can work with existing Mac and Linux machines (or an existing Windows machine that's built more powerful than the companion) as a regular Cintiq 13HD, but pull it out and you can use it with Android software. A Linux distro can be installed on the Windows 8 companion alongside Windows or replace Windows entirely, but adjusting Wacom settings in Linux has always been a pain for me, especially to disable its super sensitive touch, so I never bothered trying. I'm sure some Linux forums are talking about it, though. They can answer more questions about that. « Show Less
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I have currently have a Macbook pro Retina. you can use the companion hybrid as a second monitor via the HDMI adapter that comes with the tablet. You just have to make sure that you have the correct drivers downloaded for it to function properly. Normally when I sketch on the tablet, I don't have it connected to the computer. If I want to take the sketches into photoshop I use the Autodesk Sketchbook app that allows you to upload the sketches to google drive. I can just download them onto my computer and go from there.
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The product technical description says it is compatible with OS X 10. 3, 4 & 5so, it is supposed to work. But, I have not tried this particular product. The one I have tried (from Planex) works OK on my PowerBook G3 running 10.4, after I set it up in the Network Preference panel and ran the software controller program. I assume this one works similarly. It works beside Airport software not through it, so you need to set it up and run it using their supplied software application. After that, it works pretty much automatically. One user said it is a Realtek chip. I checked out Realtek's website and they do have OS X driver software for 10.4 and 10.5. The product technical description says it is compatible with OS X 10. 3, 4 & 5so, it is supposed to work. But, I have not tried this particular product. The one I have tried (from Planex) works OK on my PowerBook G3 running 10.4, after I set it up in the Network Preference panel and ran the software controller program. I assume this one works similarly. It works beside Airport software not through it, so you need to set it up and run it using their supplied software application. After that, it works pretty much automatically. One user said it is a Realtek chip. I checked out Realtek's... » Read More The product technical description says it is compatible with OS X 10. 3, 4 & 5so, it is supposed to work. But, I have not tried this particular product. The one I have tried (from Planex) works OK on my PowerBook G3 running 10.4, after I set it up in the Network Preference panel and ran the software controller program. I assume this one works similarly. It works beside Airport software not through it, so you need to set it up and run it using their supplied software application. After that, it works pretty much automatically. One user said it is a Realtek chip. I checked out Realtek's website and they do have OS X driver software for 10.4 and 10.5. « Show Less
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I found out finally how to use it on a Mac. A MacPro has PhotoBooth on it which allows it to be used. My PoweBook G4 with Mac OS X 10.5 works once I downloaded Q@amera from http://b-l-a-c-k-o-p.com/Qamera-download.html
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As with any non-disk system you will have yo download the driver manually from monoprice:s website. http://www.monoprice.com/Home/DriverDownload?pg_no=1&s_keyword=tablet and use the appropriate one for Mac :)
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It is very doubtful, as i have problems using it with Mac O/S 6.8.1 I suggest you find and us a much later version of I-Work. (ivanwaite@mail.com) .
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PT 10 is not "hardware specific".. Meaning it will work with any interface. I use PC but I'm guessing PT 10 has a MAC download as well because OS 10 and above is Unix based.. A quick search should confirm this..
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I can imagine so. I have a a MacBookPro and I am running SnowLeopard OS 10.6.8 and I love the performance and space this gives me. As long as you follow the the order of plugging the provided Mini USB plug into the tablet first, and then into your CPU you ought to be able to use you Huion once you load the program from the provided disc.
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Well, Havent tried that but It works every bit as good as my old Wacom 6*8 Serial, and that worked pretty well. Really gonna depend on what program U are using. THis tablet does work with photoshop CS2? Cant remember which version I have. I mainly Use it with ArtRage, which is amazing with this tablet.
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Your Mac should run OSX 10.5 or later to be compatible. Also, your USB port should work.
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yes. I used the ones that came with MacBook Osx and applications. Everything went smoothly.
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There's some reviews that mention they used it on a Mac but one doesn't mention version and the other says it works for MacOsX 10.6 and 10.7...I have a 10.5 so does anyone knows if it works on a 10.5? Thanks!
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Nope- I learned the hard way that the drivers aren't Mac friendly. Check out Monoprice tablets - they work well for either.
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I know that it works with Mac devices, but I do not know specifically which versions of operating system. Currently I am only working on Android OS.
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Be sure that the driver for the intuous4 is installed, and that the computer can find a supported tablet on the system. If not go to wacom.com, download the latest driver, install it. Also I find that I often have to go to the services directory, open the "standard" frame, scroll down to Wacom Professional Service and restart it. For some reason when Photoshop loads, the pen pressure sensitivity etc. still doesn't work until I do the Services thing. You can see next to brush palette a triangle with a ! in it meaning it is not functioning properly.