Thread: Stylus calibration on Windows 8 tablets
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Old 02-21-2014, 07:46 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
Thanks for the tip...

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About the stylus. I saw what you mean. I have the impression there's something "drawing" the pointer away. I had my Flyer laying underneath my Asus and, especially in the corner, the difference between the pointer and the real location of the pen was getting close to half a cm... When I put the Asus directly on the table, the difference was maybe a mm or so...

It could be that the hardware of the device is interfering with the wacom signal (or however it exactly works...) and that it becomes more noticeable as devices get thinner and thinner...


(so far, I'm very happy with it, but I want a few more days to get used to it before I can make some real observations!)
If you don't need the WACOM Feel driver (enhanced pressure sensitivity), the 130 or 273 calibration points from the XDA forum help a bit.
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