The first thing I did with mine was play solitaire for a few hours,
to get accustomed to the pen.
Then, study up on the adjustments you can make to pre-script common
commands in common apps.
Then start using it to edit an image watching which commands you
might want to script. Edit a few more images and continue to
consider how to maximize the capabilities of the scripting.
Then practice for a couple days controlling the Mac with the
touchpad. It's not the same as the touchpad on the MacBooks and you
will want to get the hang of it before making any committments to
scripts for Finder.
I've used a Wacom tablet for many years now, but I can't draw a
crooked line on purpose (as I'm fond of saying) so basically I just
use my tablet for cursor control It's far and away the very best
tool out there for percise cursor control, at least until you hands
start shaking in middle age! But artists use the pressure sensitive
feature extensively when drawing and you may wish to explore that and
practice.
And yes, put the mouse somewhere far away, far, far away. Far away,
but not in the trash because you might find a way to sell it on eBay
to some dope who lost theirs!
--
Emily L. Ferguson
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508-563-6822
New England landscapes, wooden boats and races
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And Summer:
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Autumn now complete here:
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Winter concluded here:
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