can you use it to draw on a tablet that uses windows 8.1
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You can if the tablet hardware supports the Wacom pen. If so then the pen will work in a number of applications including OneNote, Word, Autosketch, and Mindmanager.Check the specifications of your tablet to see if the Wacom pen is supported.
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Your operating system doesn't matter. If your tablet has a Wacom digitizer (which is usually written on the product page), chances are you can. However it definitely will NOT work on an ordinary tablet that uses the thick stylus. I got this for my Asus VivoTab Note, which has a Wacom digitizer and it's Windows 8.1. Cheers.
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As others have mentioned, the Bamboo Stylus Feel will work on many Tablet PCs that have a built-in Wacom digitizer. It would be best to check with the manufacturer of your computer to verify this.
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I use it on the Microsoft surface. That runs eight. I have had no problems.
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The Wacom Bamboo Stylus will work with any device using the Wacom Tablet.Some Windows 8.1 Tablets are built with a Wacom Digitizer, many more are built without a Wacom digitizer as part of it's screen.This pen will not work with the majority of the Windows 8.1 tablets.Review the specifications of your Windows 8.1 tablet, and if it says "Wacom Digitizer" then this pen is most likely to work with it. If your Tablet does not specify "Wacom Digitizer" in any of it's marketing material then the best guess is the pen **WILL NOT** work for you.
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No, you do not see what you draw on the tablet. The tablet is connected through a USB connection and you draw with the Wacom pen on the tablet and the image is viewed on your computer screen. You must be in a program like Paint to see a drawing. I use Corel Painter to create images. The Pen acts somewhat like a mouse. You can click on things with it, for instance, click to open programs or even write with it and the program recognizes your handwriting and turns it into text.
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I don't know about the 8.1. I used it on a ideapad Lenovo laptop with Win 8.
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This tablet works with Illustrator, Photoshop and Corel Draw, not to mention a few others, it's large and you can 'trace' your drawing by laying it on the tablet and going over the lines with the 'pen'. Very nice.
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Yes this can be used with Windows 8.1 That's the OS I'm currently using with my mouse.
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I use this pen and, though I'm not sure exactly what tablet you're talking about, I used this driver to make everything work (it didn't before installing, though): http://www.wacom.com/shared/downloads/drivers/isd-dualtouch-driver
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Yes, there are Windows 8 drivers available from support on the Wacom website.
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yes, just make sure your computer has the right OS that is compatible with the device before you buy. If you're just wanting to use this as a mouse replacement, you may want to consider buying a cheaper device/tablet. People purchase these tablets specifically for design work or art. I would consider your options.
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Yes, but if you upgrade surface to Windows 8.1 you have to download the latest driver from displylink.com\software
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I use it with my Asus T100 Transformer tablet which has Windows 8.1 and it works flawlessly. Have my HP printer plugged in, wireless mouse, and cell phone all at once
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Nope, this only works on devices with a huion digitizer. Search amazon for a wacom pen to find pens that work with the surface pro 1.
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You can use the tablet to draw images and shapes. However, the solution depends on what SOFTWARE you use to make the images & shapes. For example, if you use software like Inkscape or GIMP, then you can convert those images and shapes to be vectorized. The tablet will work with any computer to the best of my knowledge.
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Yes, this writing tablet is compatible with Win XP and up, including Win 7, Win 8, & Win 8.1
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Can see why you could not. But there is a painter lite ( look at the Corel.com site). But it work best with a Wacom tablet.
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Since it can only draw inside of computer programs, yes. Think of it as a fancy mouse and you've got the right idea.
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As far as I know the answer is no. You might want to check their web site for sure. Or you might want to buy a Windows based tablet.
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Im not sure but I highly doubt it, if you have to be able to "connect" your tablet pen to your tablet ((for me, it wasnt working at first)) then you can still download the software from their official website instead of from the disk,,, plus I'd you have any sort of drawing programs on your computer you're good to go, the program the disk provided wasnt helpful ((accordin to my friends))