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On 17 Sep 2009 12:14:04 -0400, Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospam com> wrote:
>Someone - Stephen, maybe? - suggested that I look at a Wacom tablet to
>deal with an issue I have with writing (really bad cramps in my right
>hand). I had a chance to try out a Graphire tablet last week and really
>liked it - so I've now bought an Intuos4 medium tablet.
>
>I *really* like this. Took a couple hours to get configured correctly on
>my Linux systems (the latest driver supports the Intuos4, which is
>relatively new), but it works *great*.
>
>The next problem I have to solve is finding a good clear space on my desk
>for it.
>
>Thanks for the suggestion!
>
My pleasure :)
I found that for everyday use the small tablet is better. I have an A3 sizes one
and seldom use it. Even on my small tablet I only use a small rectangle for
navigating, about the size of a laptop touchpad.
Don't be afraid of not using the whole area.
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Regards
Stephen
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