Hi everyone, This is my first post to the list and I'm still a GIMP newbie so I apologise in advance if I've violated a posting convention or sound particularly naive.
Ohad: > The problem is that the x-axis doens't react as it should. for example - if I > user a brush tool - I get two cursors - one with a brush where the pen is and > another where it actualy draws. > If someone thinks it might help clarify the problem, I will be happy to > upload a screen capture image of the problem. I've experienced my y-axis being uncontrollable (with the x axis mapping fine) but it was not accompanied by two cursors. Could you elaborate a bit more on what your specific problem is? Unfortunately I don't remember how I fixed my y-axis problem (sorry - was also on an Aiptek not Genius tablet) but a screen capture might be useful. I have also experienced a two-cursor situation but that was due to settings for a Wacom tablet. The tablet was configured within GIMP to map to "within the program window", thus creating two cursors when the operating system additionally mapped it to the context of the entire desktop frame (I don't know what the proper terms are sorry). I rectified this by configuring the tablet in GIMP to the context of the desktop frame as well. Have you checked Preferences > Input Devices > Configure Extended Input Devices in case that's the reason? Kind regards Xiella
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