Can you rest your hand on the screen while drawing without it affecting anything?
795322
Definitely! but you i'd recommend you having a glove or maybe a piece of fabric so you don't get the screen dirty.
795323
Yes, my hand rests on it the whole time I'm drawing and I am a big guy (6'6'' 250lbs). No problems at all
795324
With the non touch screen version you can, I understand many with the touch screen turn it off because it has a habit of causing issues.
170236
Nope, the workable area of the tablet is matched to the resolution of your screen (or to whatever area of the screen you set it to in the software). For example, if you float the pen near the lower-left corner of the working area of the tablet, the cursor will move to the bottom left of the screen. If you're using it for drawing/painting/graphics, this allows for broad strokes when zoomed out, and high precision when zoomed in. It's really quite flexible.
1031356
No, the tip is too fat and mushy for that. This seems more useful for scrolling, flipping pages and clicking on icons etc. It is just not suited for drawing or note taking as far as I can fell.
133066
I have no problems at all. I use a stylus and even my finger easily. I hope my answer helps with your question.
453795
If you are referring to the touchpad there is a feature called palm rejection and you adjust the sensitivity. It seems to be pretty smart and that if you slide your palms on the touch pad it minimizes movement of the pointer. My favorite trick though is to use a USB mouse, and then change the setting that disables the touchpad while mouse is active. It allows me to use a regular mouse but if unplug and need to use my laptop to do something really quick i can either use the touch screen or unplug the usb key and then the touchpad is active right away, plug the usb key back in and the touchpad automatically turns off. It even has a nice amber light to remind you the touchpad is inactive.
1876505
you can use mouse or pen to navigate windows or any cad or paint program, I use jfdraw and vectorengineer it takes a little time to get the hang of it like touch pen to pad is like a left click and going to the corner of the pad to move the mouse to a corner trips me up a little ect...
14878
Can sitting and standing, in both situations is not a problem. I think it is the user manual. Only hand should be relaxed, and it works perfectly.
2169964
not so much. i keep my view-screen pasted onto the body so its not a problem for me. but generally, theres not movement impairment except for the minuscule fact that the screen doesn't flop down 180 degrees from the closed face position. its a great buy, but i wish they could integrate the external chord so that it wouldn't be needed at all.
571850
Yes, I have owned the tablet for a week now. When writing notes with my s-pen, I have no problems resting my hand directly on the screen. I love this tablet.
783658
Yes you can write with it on as long as you don't grip your pencil using your palm.
782791
You cannot. You may only use the stylus to move the cursor. This can be good for when you are drawing or something that way the touch of your hand does not interfere with what you're doing!
1849915
Yes. Search for Pen and Touch in Control Panel (this can also be found in system tray by double clicking on "flicks"). Select the Touch tab and uncheck the option to 'Use your finger as an input device'This disables the touch functionality on the HP TouchSmart
1198458
Unfortunately no. However you can set up the page on Photoshop or whatever drawing tool you use in landscape, then take it off the stand and simply work on it in portrait mode. When you're done with your piece, rotate it and ta-da!
1647689
It can affect things technically I suppose. The point that the pressure happens on the screen first shows up. If you are aware of it there is not a problem. You just can't rest on it really. I haven't had an issue with that. I think it reads fingertip and stylus better.
726764
Have you looked at the Wacom "Inkling"? I think the down side is that you can't draw in "real time" on the computer screen - everything is offline - but it would certainly allow you to do what you're asking about above. You can find it here: http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Inkling.aspx Good luck!
241629
Not sure if I understand your question, but if you want to write on paper tablet and have access to the screen of the iPad without adjusting, the answer is no. There is a center divider that the paper tablet is inserted, on the opposite side there is access to the mini. So if you want to write on paper and then operate the mini you'll need to hold the center divider while you switch back and forth. Not ideal but manageable depending upon what you're doing.
585931
No it cannot. It is used just like the default stylus such as holding it down and touching the screen twice opens notepad or holding it down and keeping the tip on the screen takes a screen shot. It cannot be changed however.