to eraser or to a straight line, which is really anoying for me and my students.

Also the tool changes without an action during the writing process e.g. I try to write at the top of the page and the writing occurs at the bottom as undefinite line. But meanwhile I can not evolve the readability and as Peter stated, with other software like OneNote and Windows Journal I achieve much better results.Īnother big drawback: occasionally the synchronisation of the stylus tip and screen cursor gets lost. In the beginning I thought this is because I have to learn writing on a tablet, and indeed, in the first months I could improve the quality of my hand written text. To me it is hard to get a proper handwriting for lectures, especially if I write mathematical expressions with superscripts, greek symbols, integrals, roots, fractions etc. It does not make a significant difference if I change the pens sensitivity and, as Peter stated, for OpenBoard it is better to deactivate pressure sensitivity. V 7.6.2.10 is a complete mess for the usage with OpenBoard, while V 7.3.4-47 is working with the mentioned problems. What I found is, that the Wacom driver has a big impact but to the worse side. The type of the pen as well as the nib has no influence on the input performance. I tested different styli (the Lenovo pen, Wacom Bamboo and Wacom Ink), different nib types and different drivers. I am using WindPro 64-Bit on a Lenovo P40 Yoga with OpenBoard 1.5.2. I can confirm the mentioned observations. Maybe it´s possible to offer an option to switch (assumed) feature off?

So it really looks like a code feature.Īs stated above, even MS Paint doesn´t show this problem, hence I guess it´s not a driver issue, but the way the openboard stylus code works. Another observation is, that when I type two dots close to each other and relatively fast, they are connected to a small straight line. I guess there is a feature in the code which causes the delay. If you look at the example above, you can see that the very first moment of the letters, no curvature is written, but a small straight line. But as soon as I lift the stylus and start a new letter, I again receive the delay.

As soon as I write text without step, it works. When I use the stylus to write text, the main issue seems to be a little delay when I start to write. However, none of these measures works and I really wonder why even paint reacts faster to the stylus, even though it is certainly not optimized for the stylus usage. In the meantime I tested several settings in Win10, as well as installing different WACOM drivers. Sorry for pressing slightly with respect to this subject, however the stylus issue seems to occur for several people (several forum entries) and somehow I think it would be worth to look at this thing, to open the tool up for more users.

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