Ah - rightI suppose it's tough to make it move in a 1:1 ratio as that would entirely depend on the size of monitor the person was using.
More expensive tablets probably come with calibration software to alter this kind of thing, but I found it much cheaper to calibrate my hand to the way the tablet works.
(More expensive tablets probably come with calibration software to alter this kind of thing, but I found it much cheaper to calibrate my hand to the way the tablet works.
Mystery_Bob,
Sat 25 Nov 2006, 14:48,
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Can't see your logic there. I think the 1:1 ratio would be easier to achieve.What's the ratio between? Presumably between the pixels in the tablet and the pixels on the screen. So it doesn't involve any conversion.
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Sat 25 Nov 2006, 14:53,
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I was assumingthat he meant moving the stylus an inch on the tablet would equal moving it an inch on the screen.
Having a 1:1 pixel ratio wouldn't be much use as far as I can work out, as you can't see the resolution grid the tablet is using.
(Having a 1:1 pixel ratio wouldn't be much use as far as I can work out, as you can't see the resolution grid the tablet is using.
Mystery_Bob,
Sat 25 Nov 2006, 14:59,
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