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Judas · 01-06-2006, 09:40 PM

i dunno, i ve taken to it pretty quickly just drawing in black and white. it came with a couple of programs, like the one ive been using for these is painter by corel.

i think if you have any idea how to draw in pencil then youll have no problem picking up on it. the screen is pretty much mapped to the drawing area on the pad ... so if you want to reposition in an area youve been drawing in you just place it where it appears on the screen. you watch the screen instead of the paper, or pad in this case. also, line weight is controlled by how hard you press down on the pad. the end opposite the pencil also acts as an eraser. its really much easier to form shapes than pencil and eraser imo.

another buck.

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Judas is Offline Senior Member Posts: 8,792 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Hans-AlbinVonReitzenstein	01-06-2006, 09:40 PM i dunno, i ve taken to it pretty quickly just drawing in black and white. it came with a couple of programs, like the one ive been using for these is painter by corel. i think if you have any idea how to draw in pencil then youll have no problem picking up on it. the screen is pretty much mapped to the drawing area on the pad ... so if you want to reposition in an area youve been drawing in you just place it where it appears on the screen. you watch the screen instead of the paper, or pad in this case. also, line weight is controlled by how hard you press down on the pad. the end opposite the pencil also acts as an eraser. its really much easier to form shapes than pencil and eraser imo. another buck. [img]http://s92915907.onlinehome.us/buck_port2.jpg[/img]