Since I've got a Tablet PC, and not a developer, I haven't installed on a
desktop, Franz. However, there are known limitations to the "ink" produced
on that type of installation because there are no digitizers installation on
the normal desktop. Your handwriting (ink) sampling is going to be an
incomplete experience because a writing pad samples at the same rate as your
normal mouse, whereas the Tablet PC digitizers sample at more than triple
the mouse rate.
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone


"Franz Strele" <franz.strele@synergis.at> wrote in message
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> hi,
>
> i have installed win xp tabletpc edition on my (standard) desktop computer
> (cd from msdn). this computer has a wacom intuos2-tablet attached via usb.
> after i installed the intuos2-drivers, i could use the pen; no problem.
> everything seems to work fine (handwriting recognition).
>
> -but-
>
> as i see it, the intuos2 is not really a tabletpc-compatible (penabled?)
> input device, because the "write everywhere" feature tells me that it
> hasn't
> found any pen-hardware. i installed xpsp2 to see if that would help, but
> no
> luck.
> on the wacom support site, i found that it is supposed to work when you
> have
> a cintiq together with an intuos, but i haven't found information about
> intuos alone. mailing support didn't help either...
>
> is there anyone who is using such configuration? any hints are very
> welcome...
>
> thanks
> franz
>
>