roderick
09-16-2009, 01:22 PM
hello there
i'm the almost happy user of a XL intuos4.
its really big, and almost every time
i had troubles trying to fit keyboard an the tablet togheter.
perhapas i need a small keyboard,
but i'd love to be able to "map" keys on the very extense area of my tablet. perhaps using a paper template underneath.
i did some search and found a soft called
"ultramenu" developed by wacom to made
a template.
splitting the sensible area into a drawing area, and some mane other "rapid shorcuts"
i mean like having a keyboard drawn under the plastic cover.
you see, my i4 XL uses so much space, and when im using it, is really difficult to fit both on my desk.
i remember old intuos had those "rapid buttons"
or something.
well, ultramenu its kinda old and not so easy to use.
im a graphic not a programmer, so im very stuck on this thing.
i really think this would be a improvement for xl users.
but im not sure how many are we.
thoughts?
i'm the almost happy user of a XL intuos4.
its really big, and almost every time
i had troubles trying to fit keyboard an the tablet togheter.
perhapas i need a small keyboard,
but i'd love to be able to "map" keys on the very extense area of my tablet. perhaps using a paper template underneath.
i did some search and found a soft called
"ultramenu" developed by wacom to made
a template.
splitting the sensible area into a drawing area, and some mane other "rapid shorcuts"
i mean like having a keyboard drawn under the plastic cover.
you see, my i4 XL uses so much space, and when im using it, is really difficult to fit both on my desk.
i remember old intuos had those "rapid buttons"
or something.
well, ultramenu its kinda old and not so easy to use.
im a graphic not a programmer, so im very stuck on this thing.
i really think this would be a improvement for xl users.
but im not sure how many are we.
thoughts?