The Wacom Inkspace app is for your Intuos Pro Paper edition, Folio and Slate. Use the app to turn what you write or sketch on paper into digital ink directly on your Windows 10 device. Inkspace keeps your work made on paper alive for further editing, enhancing and sharing. The Wacom Inkspace app is for your Intuos Pro Paper edition, Folio and Slate. Use the app to turn what you write or sketch on paper into digital ink directly on your Windows 10 device. Inkspace keeps your work made on paper alive for further editing, enhancing and sharing. MANAGE YOUR NOTES AND DRAWINGS Browse and manage all your notes and drawings. Method 1: Restart Wacom Tablet Services. To run various software as well as devices, Windows. The Wacom Ink Layer Language (WILL™) is a cross-platform digital ink technology. It has been designed to enable digital ink in ways that benefit end users, and to enable maximum creativity for developers in creating premium digital ink applications.
Hi,
I currently have a touchsmart tx2 tablet pc like the one seen here:
Sep 23, 2017 Wacom, the company that powers digital inking capabilties in most of the Windows devices is now working on a Windows app called Bamboo Note. Bamboo Note is a note-taking app that will compete with Microsoft’s OneNote and others. It will allow you to easily capture information and shape your ideas.
I have been using this to take notes in my classes for the past year or two - i write on the screen and organize notes using Microsoft Onenote.
However, I just tried something a little different last week: I used a wacom bamboo fun tablet for taking notes and found it works just as well if not better than writing notes on the built in screen digitizer because :
- you don’t have to flip the screen over to write
- you can switch between typing notes and writing equations/drawing diagrams pretty easily
- the wacom tablet is much more pressure sensitive and picks up strokes about 20% better than the N-trig digitizer in the screen.
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Now the only thing I found difficult was that OneNote shrunk the pen size to about 2 pixels - using the screen digitizer I didn’t notice because I could easily see where the pen was. However I found a cool program called CursorAttention 1.3 that highlights the pen - so no more problems with losing it.
Before I got the tablet pc, I assumed it was really hard to take notes with a wacom tablet since its so tiny (4x6). Well, it’s actually fairly easy - if you can write on the lines of an index card, you can easily take notes on a wacom bamboo fun tablet.
You can also use the tablet for other things - like sculpting in blender/ sculptris and GIMP.
All in all, if you have a laptop already, a bamboo fun first gen (~$80) is a bit more cost-effective than buying a new touchscreen laptop (~$1000).
I’m surprised I haven’t seen or heard of anyone else using this wacom note-taking method before. I guess I’ll take some credit for this solution so… if you’ve got the tablet and laptop already… just get oneNote and go ahead and use it!
Edit : if you’d like to see some of my notes/ comparison between bamboo and n-trig digitizers, please mention it in the comments and I will see about posting some.
Useful updates and improvements.
Wacom Note Taking Tablet
- Created an easy way for customers to access, download, and print Wacom's End-User License Agreement. (Link at the top of the this Release Notes page.)
- Improved our logging system to keep the log size below certain limits.
- Added a 7500K color temperature option for the Wacom One. (To enable the new color temperature option, update both the Wacom driver and the Wacom One firmware from the Wacom Desktop Center's Update screen.)
- Please note: this driver does not support Intuos 4 (PTK-440, PTK-640, PTK-840, PTK-540WL).