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Sorry for my english... So, after some presses of F11 button (set FullScreen mode and return to normal mode), when i drawing, cursor shifts up... I use tablet PC with touchscreen and pen, and the program draws the line in other place, not where i draw. It seems like some correction mechanism with pen coordinates in program for fullscreen mode. When I bring the pen to screen, i see the laser point in the same place, where i bring, but after touching the cursor jumps on 10-20 px upper the real pen position.
The problem arises exactly in fullscreen mode, after several returns to normal mode and back. When i return the program in normal mode, the cursor ceases jumping. When i set fullscreen mode, the cursor starts jump again.
Thanks
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There is now a new version with experimental Windows Ink support, which should solve many tablet related problems people have had, so I'm now closing all open issues with the Tablet tag. See Issue #562 for details.
Sorry for my english... So, after some presses of F11 button (set FullScreen mode and return to normal mode), when i drawing, cursor shifts up... I use tablet PC with touchscreen and pen, and the program draws the line in other place, not where i draw. It seems like some correction mechanism with pen coordinates in program for fullscreen mode. When I bring the pen to screen, i see the laser point in the same place, where i bring, but after touching the cursor jumps on 10-20 px upper the real pen position.
The problem arises exactly in fullscreen mode, after several returns to normal mode and back. When i return the program in normal mode, the cursor ceases jumping. When i set fullscreen mode, the cursor starts jump again.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: