[ameat]

i just received a wacom tablet as a gift and finally trying ink out...i'm slowly getting the hang of it but it's definitely awkward...

[moonmonkey]

Is there a way to activate ink when you dont have a tablet.

I just want to try it out with my mouse.

[wataru]

Originally posted by moonmonkey:
Is there a way to activate ink when you dont have a tablet.

I just want to try it out with my mouse.

Nope.

[Adam Betts]

I use Ink from time to time when I need to send a concept designs to my clients.

I'd use it more often only if it have a keyboard shortcut or other easy solution to enable/disable Ink. Opening System Preferences > Ink to enable/disable it everytime is highly annoying.

Ink is better than Photoshop's default Brush with pressure on. If Apple is developing a pro version of Photo editor with tablet support, I'd avoid drinking milk for a few days as I may confuse it with.. you know what I'm talking about

[oVeRmInD911]

splooo...

ge. Anyway, I used to use it to type when I had my computer by where I slept so I would use my computer in bed, which was nice for a while.

You can't program with Ink, my friends..

[moonmonkey]

Originally posted by wataru:
Nope.

That is so rascist against mice.
There should eb a trick to make the OS think you have a tablet installed.

[cms]

Originally posted by moonmonkey:
That is so rascist against mice.

Que?

[JKT]

I probably would if I had a Tablet... got to try it out at my folks and I was hugely impressed - it even started to recognise some of my more cursive habits (like using the cross on a t to initiate the downstroke of an i). My biggest criticism would be that it isn't enough like natural writing (e.g. if I scribble something out, I'd like it deleted, and I'd like it to be able to put in inserted text when I forget a word without having to resort to the mouse)

[ameat]

Originally posted by oVeRmInD911:
You can't program with Ink, my friends..

...heh, yeah, i tried that last night. shot to hell any programming style.