Turcom Tablet pen Flash CC

The brush and pencil make a straight line down across drawing area. Updated Flash CC and tablet driver. My computer is a HP I7 desktop running Windows 7. Just got this new tablet on line and other drawing programs do work.

Solved my own problem. I run Flash as administrator and it did some updates and now it works. I right clicked on the Flash desktop icon and run as admin.

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He mentioned that it was a Revolve 810. That's an Enterprise product.
Although I am an HP employee, I am speaking for myself and not for HP.
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I'm running PS CS6, with all update
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Flash Pro Version Number
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I'm with Todditron and the others with lack of pressure problem.
I'm on a Mac running OSX 10.6.6, with a Wacom Graphire4.
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"I would recommend removing your current driver by opening your Applications folder and double clicking on the Remove Wacom tablet icon or the Wacom tablet utility icon found in the Wacom tablet folder there. Inside that removal utility you’ll want to click on the remove tablet software button and then enter your password to remove your current driver. Once the driver has been removed you’ll then want to repair your disk permissions before installing the latest. To do this if you open your Utilities folder at the bottom of your Applications folder, in there will be an icon for Disk Utility that you’ll want to double click on. In the Disk Utility you’ll then want to select your Macintosh HD on the left hand side and then click the repair disk permissions button towards the bottom. Once the permissions repair is complete you can then download and install the latest driver for your tablet from our website."
to no avail. Tried the process again, restarting the computer after repairing Disk Permissions and reinstalling newest tablet driver. No go.
Wrote Wacom Help Desk again. Will follow up here once I hear back.
-F

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I'm on a Mac running OSX 10.6.6, with a Wacom Graphire4.
Pressure works in Photoshop CS5. In illustrator, pen works-making lines and scribbles as directed, but no variation with increased/decreased pressure. In the Brushes panel, I can double click on selected brush, opening an Art Brush Options window, and change width, roundness, etc from "fixed" to "pressure," but those qualities remain fixed, regardless of my pressure.
Wrote to and heard back from Wacom Help Desk. Followed their instructions..
"I would recommend removing your current driver by opening your Applications folder and double clicking on the Remove Wacom tablet icon or the Wacom tablet utility icon found in the Wacom tablet folder there. Inside that removal utility you’ll want to click on the remove tablet software button and then enter your password to remove your current driver. Once the driver has been removed you’ll then want to repair your disk permissions before installing the latest. To do this if you open your Utilities folder at the bottom of your Applications folder, in there will be an icon for Disk Utility that you’ll want to double click on. In the Disk Utility you’ll then want to select your Macintosh HD on the left hand side and then click the repair disk permissions button towards the bottom. Once the permissions repair is complete you can then download and install the latest driver for your tablet from our website."
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-F

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I use a Wacom drawing tablet, and by default Windows 8 displays a ripple effect whenever I tap with the pen. It's very distracting, and in Windows 7 and Windows Vista I could disable it by turning off the pen feedback either through the global policy editor,
or through the registry key
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\TabletPC] "TurnOffPenFeedback"=dword:00000001
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I'm leaning close to the screen and carefully maneuvering the pen, it's like getting flicked between the eyes whenever I tap --- and given how frequently I use my tablet, this looks to be a deal breaker.

there is no Touch tab:
Oops. If you don't have Touch I guess you can't use this workaround. So, this may be why some users have resorted to using a reg hack. It probably zaps the same registry value that the check box that I'm seeing toggles...
C.f.:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-hardware/how-do-i-turn-off-pen-feedback-in-windows-8/4cbfb07b-6d19-4e86-b7fe-ae97dff3e0e2?page=2
FWIW ProcMon showed me ContactVisualization being toggled when I used the GUI to achieve the same effect.

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