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Trust Tablet

  • 19-09-2010 11:05PM
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 16


    I bought a Trust TB-5300 tablet today and it dosnt seem to be working right. It installed correctly and when i plugged it in it worked ok but the pen wouldnt move the cursor from left to right smoothly, it takes less than a centimetre of space to move the crusor across the whole screen.

    It moves the crusor up and down ok but not left to right, i was wondering do you know what could be wrong with it, i know it takes a while to get used to a tablet but shouldnt it atleast move alright?

    I'm only asking because i want to know wheather i should take it back and get a wacom one or am i just using it wrong?

    Thanks for your help.
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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 16 Ian Crehan


    Does anyone have any idea why it is doing this?
    And if so how do i fix it?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 129 ✭✭natsuko


    ive had two trust tablets, wel the first was when they were stil aiptek. Anyway, i noticed different machines and software affected them in different ways. Ive had to mess around with the resolution and graphics options to get a smooth enough cursor 'glide'. I am also now using the old pen from the first aiptek tablet because the new trust pen isnt responding like it should, not clicking properly and a bit stuttery. Id suggest reinstalling the drivers after trying the resolution settings. If all fails go for wacom. I wil once mine conks out but its working pretty well atm.


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