Looking for tablet

Can the adobe reader X be used in a windows 8 tablet? I am taking a course on line and the etextbooks can only be accessed with Adobe Reader X. I cannot use Adobe Reader Xl?

There are two different types of Windows 8/8.1 tablets.
(a) Tablets with the Intel-based processor running Windows 8 or 8.1 operating system
Examples: Microsoft Surface Pro (first gen), Microsoft Surface Pro 2 (second gen)
(b) Tablets with the ARM-based processor running Windows RT or RT 8.1 operating system
Examples: Microsoft Surface RT (first gen), Microsoft Surface 2 (second gen)
There are other Windows tablets that are manufactured by Samsung, Lenovo, HP, Dell, etc.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/tablets
You need a tablet of type (a) to be able to run Adobe Reader XI or X (traditional desktop app). Please note that Adobe Reader XI or X is not compatible with type (b) tablets.
Please be aware...if you get a tablet with an ARM-based processor running Windows RT, your option to install and run traditional desktop apps (that used to run on Windows 7, XP, Vista) would be severely limited. The Windows RT/RT 8.1 operating system comes with the desktop app version of Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.) and Internet Explorer. As far as I know, there are no other non-Microsoft desktop apps that are compatible with Windows RT/RT 8.1.
Finally...to answer your question...You can run Adobe Reader XI or X only if you get/have a tablet/laptop/desktop with an Intel-based processor running Windows 8 or 8.1 operating system.
Adobe Reader XI (11) is newer than X (10) and contains more features and bug fixes (including security vulnerability fixes). If the software requirement for reading your textbooks for the online course is to use Adobe Reader X, you should be able to use Adobe Reader XI instead.
Lastly, Adobe Reader Touch (Windows Store app with "Modern" UI) is not the same product as Adobe Reader XI (desktop app). Adobe Reader Touch does not support eBooks or "eTextbooks" that are protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management) as of January 2014.

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I just got the Kindle fire and love it. Only problem is my daughter does too. I would like to get her a tablet that can play video(Max and Ruby) and games(sesame street.com). Kindle has a great marketplace in terms of video and I am looking a tablet where I can either download videos or purchase them. I would also like to keep it midrange in terms of price. Any suggestions?

Check out the Leapfrog LeapPad and the Innotab (99.99 and 89.99). Both are great for kids and have educational games your daughter will love!
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/searchpage.jsp?_dyncharset=ISO-8859-1&_dynSessConf=-2217545971091275224&...
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Vtech+-+InnoTab+Interactive+Learning+Tablet/2916246.p?id=1218364099566&s...

Looking for note taking software to use with a graphics tablet

Hello folks,
I am trying to find a software that would allow me to interchangably use typing and writing/drawing on a graphics tablet smoothly.
I'm looking for something that would essentially provide a 'blank sheet of lined-paper' where i can quickly type what my professors are saying, as well as easily draw whatever they are drawing. Also, since I am studying engineering, I would need something that I can easily write math symbols and equations so I can use it as scratch paper.
At the same time, I am looking to save trees and money, as well as keep organized and simplicity when it comes to archiving.
I have tried Microsoft Word 2008's notebook view, and this is currently the closest thing to what I want, but it favors mostly the text side of what I want (of course), and isn't very good in the drawing part. It also isn't very smooth when I try to do practice math/physics/engineering problems on it, nor is it very good at drawing molecular structures (O-Chem)... but for the most part, it gets the job done. It is also a headache because when you zoom in a lot to make it easier to write (mind you, I am using a tiny macbook screen..), the title bar also zooms in, and ends up taking half of the screen, making zooming in practically useless. (the title bar is also locked, so even as you scroll down, it stays in the top half.)
I have also tried Adobe Acrobat Professional 7, where I simply made a blank notebook from some image online, and I use it as scratch paper. When it comes to drawing, it is very smooth, but it's a headache sometimes, because after writing something and pausing for a second or two, the pen tool automatically becomes a 'selector' tool, and so if i want to draw over what I previously wrote, it changes to selector and instead of writing over, it drags and drops the object around a bit. The tolerance for that is really high too, and i'd have to bring the pointer about half an inch or so before I can start writing something again. I also haven't given the text a try yet, but it lets me make collapseable text boxes, so that is good for further annotating my equations and drawings, but isn't very useful for a full-lecture class (i.e. biology)
I also don't even want to consider photoshop, because it's basically too powerful, and I don't want my laptop fans going off in-class (its SUPER loud when it happens...) and I need it to last the day.
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I'm looking for a good note-taking software (for mac) that will allow me to smoothly use my graphics tablet AND be able to type.
MS Word '08 and Adobe Acrobat are close... but aren't quite to what I want exactly...
I have a Wacom Bamboo tablet and an '09 Intel-based MacBook.
Thank you in advance!

I have had this same issue and found this program called NoteBook that allows you to type, and draw (write) notes on a variety of paper types, (lined, graphing, engineering,etc.) and it uses the .nb file type that allows you to save multiple "pages" inside one file in a sort-of "notebook" if you will. It works great, but has several minor disadvantages. I can't change the ink color, I can't change the tip thickness (other than the pressure sensitive option with my wacom graphics tablet), and it doesn't allow you to open pdfs or other documents to inscribe upon. All around though it has been wonderful. There are really no good note taking apps out there...

I am looking for a app for my toshiba tablet (android) that i can use to transfer my ipod music

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The wrong forum, in the wrong community. Try an andriod users site...
tt2

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Hey,
Im running Arch with XFCE on an Asus T91MT tablet/netbook, with a resistive screen & pen.
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Last edited by Feroxium (2011-07-29 01:13:00)

Feroxium wrote:Yup, solved
umm...yeah, edit the first post in this thread and append [SOLVED] to the thread subject/title.
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Looking for an Android Tablet

Hi there!
I am currently looking for a good Android tablet. i heard of Lenovo because of your very good reputation on netbooks and laptops.
I want to ask bout your IdeaPad A1 Android tablet. It would seem it is still with Android 2.3. Any plans to update it to Honeycomb 3.2 at least?
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LV7.1 Strange behavior with Automatic Error Handling occuring when it shouldn't [LV 7.1 Pro on WinXP for Tablet PC's]

[LV 7.1 Pro on WinXP for Tablet PC's]
I recently let a rather large LV app of mine run in the development environment while I was out for a couple of days. Upon returning I found that the app had hung for ~22 hours waiting for an answer to an Automatic Error Handling (AEH) dialog proclaiming an Error 7 in New File without any indication of the VI hierarchy that called New File. I set about ensuring that AEH dialogs would not pop up and have not been able to discover how I could have possibly received one in the first place.
Subsequent investigation revealed:
Neither AEH option in Options>Block Diagrams were checked.
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Very good.
Write Characters to File.vi>Open/Create/Replace File.vi>New File
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The real irony is that Write Characters was being used to log error cluster data to an error log file...
Save as... Copy without updating... the OEM 'Write Characters to File' is gone from this app.
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Is there a way to create a vertical menu for tablet that stays in place?

I am a novice in web design, and I want to make a vertical menu for a tablet page that stays in place.
It should not scroll, and it has to resize depending on screen size, so it looks the same across different tablet sizes.
Is this possible in Muse? After reading some posts I am getting the feeling this is not possible at all, is that really true?
If it can't be done in Muse, can I do it another way? In Dreamweaver for instance?
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Vertical menu's for tablets just make more sense since they can be made so that you could place them on the side of the screen so it would be possible to navigate with the hand that is holding that side of the tablet.
I hope someone can help me.

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I have noticed though, that, for some reason, in web design it is discouraged or very hard to make things stretch 100% vertically. It seems to cause problems, and I don't understand why.
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I am most definitly in the wrong forum, but the people who use this forum are probably the most knowlidgable about the application i am looking for.
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