How do I set up my Wacom tablet for Adobe Illustrator CS2?
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Once you've installed the Wacom driver, you should be able to use your tablet with Illustrator without further set up.  Drivers can be downloaded from the wacom website. \n\nThe WACOM website has a brief tutorial on pressure sensitive drawing with Illustrator.
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I use my Wacom 4x6 tablet with my laptop all the time. If your laptop meets the minimum hardware/software requirements listed on the tablet's box, then you should be fine.
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it works for me i use xp home edition. but u can also do this by pointing ur cursor to the toolbars near the clock & date right click there & select TASK MANAGER. that should work!\n\n\nvisit my sites:\nhttp://www.drawbobo.com\nhttp://www.spaceman.coms.ph
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Definitely look into the graphics tablet and start with Wacom.  I use one at work [for Web and graphic design] and one at home and have for years.  It's like having a piece of paper and a pen.  Once you get the hang of it, you will find that you have more control with the stylus pen than with a mouse. \n\nThe Graphire starts around $100, and Intuos will start around $220.  The bigger the tablet, the more they cost.  If you use Photoshop quite a bit or do anything professional, you might want to seriously consider the Intuos.  Otherwise, the Graphire should suffice.\n\nAlso, look for them on eBay.  The highest prices are always listed on the Wacom site.  There are other makers of graphics tablets, but Wacom is usually rated the highest.  I'm including some links that might help you research this a little more.
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use mspaint.exe or any other drawing program tool
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Try downloading a I-mesh.\n\nThey may have it.
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In CS1 or older, you need to link them using the "link" column in the Layers Palette (icon like a little chain, there's a box next to each layer that you click to link). In CS2 you can shift-click or apple-click to your heart's content.
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Here is the site.\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=39&platform=Windows
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http://us.creative.com/support/downloads\ntry here...this might help you
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Download Chinese fonts?\nDownload the chinese version of CS2?\nTry one of those two things.
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Adobe image ready cs would be available from adobe.  not sure if it is on their website or not, but if it isn't the site could probably direct you to a local retailer.
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Try downloading a free 45-day, fully functional,  trial copy of Delta Cad 2D software. If you like it (it takes only a few days to get the knack of using it) a licensed  copy is only $39.95.\n\nIt has almost NO bells and whistles, but it is very carefully designed. Once you start using it and begin to realize the logic behind the design it just gets better and better and easier and easier to use.\n\n I've been using a licensed copy of version 5.0 for several years and plan to upgrade to version 6.0 later this week. It works so well for me that I didn't even know an upgrade was available until I went to their website to get the URL to answer your question!
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Go to control panel and look for the mouse folder. You can configure it there.
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Either take a course in Adobe illustrator. Search for tutorials online. Or read the help files and be thorough. That should help.
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Download the latest Adobe Acrobat Reader - it is FREE \n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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The Mac Pro and all other intel macs are not truly compatible with Adobe Photoshop and other CS/CS2 programs.  They are being emulated via a program called Rosetta.  They will run and work pretty much flawlessly on the new intel macs, they just are not designed to do so with out being emulated.  For true program compatibility, you will have to wait until next year when CS3 comes out.  FYI I have been using PS CS2 on a core 2 duo imac and it runs very fast and behaves almost as if it was coded for the intel processor.
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I haven't used it for anything like that but PhotoPlus is my default image program since I downloaded it free a few weeks ago. There's also a DrawPlus program listed. Check out the details on the site to see if one of them will work for you.