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I have had my WACOM Intuos for years now. I still love it. It is large, and the actual writing surface is 9 X 12″. I always dream of using a Cintiq, but it is waaay out of by budget. Yes, smaller tablets do have scale issues when transferring to the monitor. Fortunately the Intuos has a feature that makes it exact to your monitor and there is no having to “mouse over” to your next position.
I think it is possible to write on a Word document, I think you need to somehow change the format from a document to a img, be it jpg., or gif. I have never tried it though. I would guess that when you have finished your editing, you can them either print out a hard copy, or change the format back to its original format. However….That seems like a lot of extra effort for your result.Question is up at the top. Thanks! For any information. 🙂
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Sun Dragon Koi #3I have a protective skin on my iPad and e-readers, do I need something similar to protect the drawing area on the grafire tablet?
Not sure about the new models, but my old graphire was virtually indestructible, I had it for over a decade with no protector on it and it was fine. It had a hard snap on cover designed for putting graph paper or a personal photo under, so not sure if what you’ve got is the same, but good choice with the graphire.
I have a protective skin on my iPad and e-readers, do I need something similar to protect the drawing area on the grafire tablet?
This depends on what model of graphire you have! Can you show a photo? Many of them come built in with a flap for this purpose. It can be replaced if you scratch it up. Mine has some chips in it but I just work over them.
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