Wacom tablet pressure sensitivity, dont work outside canvas

Hi.
I wonder, if i'm the only one, who are having problems to start a stroke outside the canvas and follow it on the canvas, without the pressure sensitivity is all on max.
seems the same is happing, if you have marked an area and start at stroke outside that area. kinda like the brush only start recognize the pressure level when on the canvas or marking.
does it make sense?
running windows7 64bit intous3 A4.
tested in on my my laptop too on the intous3 A5, same problem.
/cheers
Heino

Hi JJMack
thx for your comment
- i'm on photoshop cs5, any brush thats pressure sensitivity, did it with both docked and floating canvas.
I think i've fixed the issue.
Apprently its a problem with the newest version of the wacom driver. And somehow it only affects photoshop.
i've downloaded the march 2010 driver from wacom. And installed that. seems to be fixed.
/cheers

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