There are two methods for CreateStroke... one takes in (Point[]), and the
other takes in (int[], TabletPropertyDescriptionCollection). I understand the
Point[] and int[] parameters, but why is TabletPropertyDescriptionCollection
necessary?

Part of a TabletPropertyDescription is TabletPropertyMetrics. In
TabletPropertyMetrics, I need to specify Minimum, Maximum, Resolution, and
Units. When I use CreateStroke(Point[]), I do not have to deal with this
information, but when I use CreateStroke(int[],
TabletPropertyDescriptionCollection) I do.

What are the default TabletPropertyMetrics for X, Y, NormalPressure, or is
it hardware dependent?

Hi Thundza,

yes, the TabletPropertyMetrics is hardware-dependant. You can get the
metrics off the Tablet object by calling Tablet.GetPropertyMetrics() [1].

Thanks,
Stefan Wick

[1]
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...tymetrics.aspx

"thundza" wrote:

> There are two methods for CreateStroke... one takes in (Point[]), and the
> other takes in (int[], TabletPropertyDescriptionCollection). I understand the
> Point[] and int[] parameters, but why is TabletPropertyDescriptionCollection
> necessary?
>
> Part of a TabletPropertyDescription is TabletPropertyMetrics. In
> TabletPropertyMetrics, I need to specify Minimum, Maximum, Resolution, and
> Units. When I use CreateStroke(Point[]), I do not have to deal with this
> information, but when I use CreateStroke(int[],
> TabletPropertyDescriptionCollection) I do.
>
> What are the default TabletPropertyMetrics for X, Y, NormalPressure, or is
> it hardware dependent?