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I install the latest drivers from . Wacom Europe site (only) it work great; it adds features such as hover click and pressure sensitivity the the OEM driver don't have. It works perfectly.

Thanks a lot
Will check it out later!

yes, it does introduce new option - but digging deeper into it they are not useful (as unfortunately they are not context sensitive, i.e., you cannot define different button functions for different windows). Best way to use the Tablet is to swith off Vista gestures and instead use StrokeIt. Then hover mode and different button configurations are conflicting.

Thanks pibach.
Never heard of StrokeIt, but it sounds useful

StrokeIt for me doubles the value of tablet mode. A bit complex at first look but once you have it configured to your needs you'll never go back without.

BTW, also get Grab&Drag extension for Firefox and superdragandgo. Mouse gestures are not required as StrokeIt works more responsive.

Wacom old driver had some issues, but the new drivers they just release 12/11 is really good stuff and it is free. I like the the hoover mode where you don't have to touch the screen to click.

Can someone post a link?

http://www.wacom-europe.com/int/downloa ... sp?lang=en

then click tablet pc driver and your OS (vista or xp)

install driver, then go to program menu. Click "pen Tablet" and change your pen Options... you still have the old "Tablet pc" option but wacom driers gives you additional option with your pen. Like hoover click & change the pen button. I recommend changing the pen button to "click" & not "right click" and enable hoover mode you still hare all the regular pen pressure sensitivity but in addition it will give you an option of selecting a icon in the air & you don't have to touch the screen I USe this hoover click to play online poKer & it is great. It adds value to myTablet. This help to reduce scratches on the screen. Plus you can still "right click" by pressing on the screen for 2 sec.

Thanks a lot
Appreciated!

Are there any functional downsides to these drivers? I remember before I had a tablet reading there were some Wacom driver problems?

Can and or DO the two co-exist? Or, should one uninstall the current IBM drivers?

wacom updated the drivers on 12/10/07 so the issues they had was fix I- think. the thinkpad driVer coexist with wacom you don it have to disable anything drivers. Just install & configure your pen options. It work perfectly for me on my new X61t. And please don't uninstall the thinkpad driver !! just download wacom in addition to your factory drivers. This will work for any Tablet P.C.by the way

Plan on installing this afternoon, will update any issues I have (if any)
thanks for the info NikkiBelle

Caveat emptor. I just downloaded and installed the latest Vista driver from the Wacom website specified above, cons5.05-7_int.exe. While it did enable the menus described above to a X61 MultiTouch Tablet, it also disabled the touch capability. I am working to recover the touch and would like to hear if others have had success.

To follow up on my previous post, after installing the Wacom driver, to recover touch you have to install the Lenovo touch driver for your OS, in this case 32 bit Vista from this webpage:

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... 67220.html

Let me know if this works for you.

fox_napier wrote:Caveat emptor. I just downloaded and installed the latest Vista driver from the Wacom website specified above, cons5.05-7_int.exe. While it did enable the menus described above to a X61 MultiTouch Tablet, it also disabled the touch capability. I am working to recover the touch and would like to hear if others have had success.

I have the X61t with XP Tablet 2005. Which file should I use?

1. cons5.05-7_int.exe: Driver 5.05-7 RC for Windows Vista (32 and 64 bit), XP & 2000

2. pro605-7_int.exe: Driver 6.05-7 RC for Windows Vista (32 and 64 bit), XP (32 and 64 bit) & 2000

The 2 drivers seem the same except on is the "comsumer" version and the other is "professional."

It seems I have two choices:
1. Pen works so-so and touch works fine (Lenovo drivers only)
2. Pen works great but touch not at all (Wacomm drivers only)

Installed in both XP tablet and vista. Both installs have the same problem. If i use the lenovo drivers alone, the touch works well but not the pen. If I install the Wacomm driver on top of the normal lenovo drivers, the pen works much better and the touch does not work at all. If I then install the multitouch lenovo drivers again, touch works but not well (not usable) but pen doen't work at all. I hate the X61t. It has never worked well for me. It is an expensive paperweight. My X31 is still working flawlessly.

Read the posts, but is there answer to getting the Touch working after installing the wacom drivers on XP?

i am so going to need one of such tablet one day!

hmm...just curious, any one ever try this on a mac (x60)?

This disabled touch functionality for me. Tried re-installing both drivers with no success.

In the end had to go back to only multitouch driver.