Using the DR for academic research

[Grimulkan]

Originally Posted by cbell

Great video, Grimulkan! I see you're availing yourself of one of the many benefits of being among the most advanced humans - left-handedness. We don't see any writing lag anyway, as we don't need to see our writing as we write. In fact, many of us can't see it.

You know, I didn't really realize this until I saw the first draft of my video. Thats why I changed my grip while drawing the circle and star, so those other people doomed to using their right hand can see what stylus on eink really looked like

Darn, another smiley.

In fact, this is why I love the active Wacom, and would pay big bugs for a device that offered it. I've tried writing on passive screens before, and my palm gets the cursor going every which way. The only trouble with the active screen is that you need to pull out the stylus everytime you want to use it.

I wonder if there is a way to pull the circuitary out of a cheap Wacom pen and attatch it to, say, a ring around your finger, so you have the choice of using it like a touch screen when you want.

[myprecious]

We don't see any writing lag anyway, as we don't need to see our writing as we write. In fact, many of us can't see it.

I knew I was left-handed for a reason