Can you change the angle of the prism to draw things that are on your desk and not in front of you?
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Optically speaking, yes. It does work. But historically this wasn't done because of the difficulty associated. First, you are seeing a ghost of your hand, which makes it confusing to draw. Second, you have to look perfectly straight ahead, and not deviate from a perfect horizontal view, which is way more awkward for your neck. But that's my experience; maybe it's better for you!
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Yes, it can be done. However, for that you need to put the desk on the other side!
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It's monitor only. To see what you're drawing, you would want to get a Cintique.
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No the board cannot be adjusted to different angles. It's excellent when you have to type a lot. I hope this was helpful.
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I am able to do this with the Microsoft Surface, and often use that trick to show what I am writing to somebody on skype. The view through camera is a little warped though when the distance from page is so close.
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If it's at a different angle (up high or down low) you can adjust it. If it's to the right or the left, the picture will be slightly distorted
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Yes, you can angle the tray. It fully pivots where the arm connects to the plate under the desk. But the more you pivot it, the more one side of your keyboard might become covered by the desk. Hope that helps!
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You can adjust magnification a bit by moving the sheet closer or farther away from what you're reading
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Yes. You place it on the thing you want measured and zero it. Any angle. You may need a horizontal, or vertical, reference point.
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i dont see why you wouldnt be able to. being able to change the angles and even keep it flat across chairs... plenty of space!
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Yes, I have my two side monitors angled at about a 20 degree angle, but you can make it deeper if you'd like.
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Each monitor can be tilted up, down and to the side but it seems to be designed that way for the individual user's viewing preferences, not for showing someone who is sitting directly across from you to be able to see. I suggest you place a mirror behind you to reflect your work so someone in front of you can see what you are doing or need to show.
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Yes, you can adjust the angle. It doesn't put out much air though. It is fine on my desktop but that's about it. I also used it to cool a piece of electronics in a case that was in a tight location and it worked perfectly cooling it.
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Instead of using it perpendicular to your screen, try holding the stylus at a slight angle
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Not that I know of. I do think you may have to have a certain software for that. However, I have no idea what software does that. All I do know from my experience with it is that when you're drawing on the WACOM what ever you see on the WACOM screen is what appears on your larger monitor. Scrolling in and out with the WACOM is easy too if you have a compatible software. :)
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No it cannot. You can change the angle of the light until it is almost vertical, but not beyond that.
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There is a sling like cloth that holds the cushion, I don't believe you can change the angle.