I can't get it to work either, and I have a brand new tx2120us Tablet PC with
no option to use XP and this is, frankly, unacceptable. I have no desire to
spend the next two months making this tablet work for what I just spent bucks
to have it do. HP can't help me because Microsoft makes the software.

This is nutz. Microsoft, make this basic software work. I dont have this
problem on my intel Macs but I am stuck needing a Tablet PC on Windows for
work reasons. . . . until Steve Jobs makes a Tablet PC that blows Windows out
of the water.

"wise33" wrote:

> Has anyone got Ink Desktop 2.0 to work on Vista 64 bit?
>
> I think Microsoft has a compatibility problem here.