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phungdinhdung
11-21-2007, 12:58 PM
hello ! , i ;ve got a serious problem with my new lap and CS3 or CS2 ...( i 've tried these both )
the problem is i cant draw quick with my wacom in CS ! , each time i move my pen .. the line slowly appear and the it isnt smooth at all :( . the problem is only solved when i press tab , ( i guess to refresh the screen of CS ) , but it happen again when i use (H) to move to other area to work with then i have to press tab again .... this IS really annoying ... i work so slow and it takes me twice amount of time that i need to finish the picture :(.
pls ... if somebody know this problem pls help me , i 'd appreciate it alot !

( i tried with both cs2 , cs3 and photoshop 7.0 already ... and here is my lap spec :
Win Vista home edition
duo core 2.2 ghz
geforce 8700 GTS 256mb ( i tried many drivers ... include the new one at NVIDIA and graphic4latop.com )
2 gb ram )

Thanks in advance !!
Rob-O
11-21-2007, 03:41 PM
Photoshop and Vista:smoothing issue (http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=14&t=510072)
These guys have had a similar problem. They disabled Vistas Tablet PC features, which seems to have helped.
phungdinhdung
11-21-2007, 05:59 PM
Photoshop and Vista:smoothing issue (http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=14&t=510072)
These guys have had a similar problem. They disabled Vistas Tablet PC features, which seems to have helped.

thanks for the reply! i disabled all the window features ( except window tablet input component . because if i disable this, window will not recognize wacom driver as well as the tablet... ) but i still got that problem... i even try to simplize as much as possible all the window components and visual things .
:( it 's like the Vista problem ? ... i have to stick with Vista since i cant install XP on my laptop due to driver issues ...
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