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<blockquote data-quote="wornish" data-source="post: 410510" data-attributes="member: 15434">Highly recommend you go for the small NOT the large, because the surface area is directly mapped to the screen, you have to get used to moving the pointer in a different way to the mouse or trackpad.i.e you can't just lift it up and put it back down to &quot;push&quot; the cursor across the screen , wherever you put the pointer the cursor goes directly to that point - hope this makes sense.Even with the small you can set it to only use part of the surface and then simply switch into precision mode if needed. I use the small for PS and yes it does make it easier than a mouse / trackpad.&nbsp; But I still use my trackpad for other apps.&nbsp; In theory the wacom can act as a trackpad in touch mode and use your finger but it is nowhere near as good as the trackpad IMHO, so I have touch mode disabled.There is a good tutorial here.<a href="http://phlearn.com/use-wacom-tablet" target="_blank">How To Use A Wacom Tablet</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="wornish, post: 410510, member: 15434"] Highly recommend you go for the small NOT the large, because the surface area is directly mapped to the screen, you have to get used to moving the pointer in a different way to the mouse or trackpad. i.e you can't just lift it up and put it back down to "push" the cursor across the screen , wherever you put the pointer the cursor goes directly to that point - hope this makes sense. Even with the small you can set it to only use part of the surface and then simply switch into precision mode if needed. I use the small for PS and yes it does make it easier than a mouse / trackpad. But I still use my trackpad for other apps. In theory the wacom can act as a trackpad in touch mode and use your finger but it is nowhere near as good as the trackpad IMHO, so I have touch mode disabled. There is a good tutorial here. [url=http://phlearn.com/use-wacom-tablet]How To Use A Wacom Tablet[/url] [/QUOTE]

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