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| calibration 180 off in portrait but fine in landscape So youknow where it says "do not change orientation until you have completed the pen calibration"? They really mean it. I got ahead of myself and changed the screen orientation during a recalibration and So now I can't recalibrate in portrait mode - the only way the tablet will accept a "pick" on the cross-hair is if I'm on the opposite side of the screen, (lower left pick for upper right crosshair). The curser operates the same way in portrait mode -(to hit the windows start button inthe lower left I have to click the upper right corner). Any suggestions appreciated -- DaveC Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC |
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| Re: calibration 180 off in portrait but fine in landscape Hi DaveC, check out my rather lengthy post at the link below which explains where Windows stores its calibration info. If you can use the machine with a keyboard and mouse you can actually "blow away" the calibration settings from the registry and then re-run it. http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/showthread.php?p=27753 -- Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP) Einstein Technologies Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com "daveC" <daveC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E5EFC522-59FA-45E1-BB2E-185AF247E443@microsoft.com... > So youknow where it says "do not change orientation until you have > completed > the pen calibration"? They really mean it. I got ahead of myself and > changed > the screen orientation during a recalibration and So now I can't > recalibrate > in portrait mode - the only way the tablet will accept a "pick" on the > cross-hair is if I'm on the opposite side of the screen, (lower left pick > for > upper right crosshair). The curser operates the same way in portrait mode > -(to hit the windows start button inthe lower left I have to click the > upper > right corner). > Any suggestions appreciated > -- > DaveC > Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC |
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| Re: calibration 180 off in portrait but fine in landscape Thanks for the post. I guess I'll have to regedit which i am wont to do. I'll have to research registryedits again. TEO rocks by the way. -- DaveC Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC "Josh Einstein" wrote: > Hi DaveC, check out my rather lengthy post at the link below which explains > where Windows stores its calibration info. If you can use the machine with a > keyboard and mouse you can actually "blow away" the calibration settings > from the registry and then re-run it. > > http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/showthread.php?p=27753 > > -- > Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP) > Einstein Technologies > Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com > > > "daveC" <daveC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E5EFC522-59FA-45E1-BB2E-185AF247E443@microsoft.com... > > So youknow where it says "do not change orientation until you have > > completed > > the pen calibration"? They really mean it. I got ahead of myself and > > changed > > the screen orientation during a recalibration and So now I can't > > recalibrate > > in portrait mode - the only way the tablet will accept a "pick" on the > > cross-hair is if I'm on the opposite side of the screen, (lower left pick > > for > > upper right crosshair). The curser operates the same way in portrait mode > > -(to hit the windows start button inthe lower left I have to click the > > upper > > right corner). > > Any suggestions appreciated > > -- > > DaveC > > Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC > |
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| Re: calibration 180 off in portrait but fine in landscape Just calibrate it up side down. I used the; method with success in the early days "Josh Einstein" <josh@einsteintech.net> wrote in message news:6A531C26-7DE4-43AB-BEEC-98A9C7A56398@microsoft.com... > Hi DaveC, check out my rather lengthy post at the link below which > explains where Windows stores its calibration info. If you can use the > machine with a keyboard and mouse you can actually "blow away" the > calibration settings from the registry and then re-run it. > > http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/showthread.php?p=27753 > > -- > Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP) > Einstein Technologies > Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com > > > "daveC" <daveC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E5EFC522-59FA-45E1-BB2E-185AF247E443@microsoft.com... >> So youknow where it says "do not change orientation until you have >> completed >> the pen calibration"? They really mean it. I got ahead of myself and >> changed >> the screen orientation during a recalibration and So now I can't >> recalibrate >> in portrait mode - the only way the tablet will accept a "pick" on the >> cross-hair is if I'm on the opposite side of the screen, (lower left pick >> for >> upper right crosshair). The curser operates the same way in portrait >> mode >> -(to hit the windows start button inthe lower left I have to click the >> upper >> right corner). >> Any suggestions appreciated >> -- >> DaveC >> Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC > |
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