#2 buttons wacom tablet driver driver#

Switch Monitor will allow you to toggle cursor control between your main monitor and your tablet or toggle cursor control between multiple monitors if you are not using a graphics tablet.

#2 buttons wacom tablet driver driver#

Open Tablet Settings will open the Driver Settings every time you press that key.Under other you can configure certain keys to do special commands. To do it, you will need to first click on the Modifier you want to use (Ctrl, Alt, Shift or Win) then tap on your keyboard the other key to complete the command.Įxample: to create the “Undo” command, you will first have to click on Ctrl as the first modifier and then tap the Z key on your keyboard. This is where you can configure your keys to perform multiple key commands for Windows. Under here you can configure you keys to execute mouse functions like Left Click and Right Click as well as Scroll Up and Scroll Down, No Action will disable that express key. You options for configuration are as follows: Once you click on Function Key, you will see a window like this: Run The Program: This is to set a key to open a certain program of you choosing when pressing it.įunction Key: This is where you can program any special command or a combination of key commands like Ctrl + Z (Undo) for example.

Open Tablet Settings: This is for when you want to set a certain key to open the PenTablet Settings each time you press it. Once you click on the drop down list that belongs to the key you want to configure you will have 3 options to choose from. Each selection represents an express key on your tablet.

This is what your Express Keys window looks like, here you can configure all the Express Keys and the Scroll Wheel (if your tablet has one).ĭepending on your tablet you will have more or less options here. This is what your PenTablet Settings will look like:įrom here you can click on “Express Keys Settings” to customize your tablet’s keys. Opening the PenTablet settings from the desktop will always automatically minimize it to the system tray. If you don’t see the icon there after plugging in your tablet, try double clicking the PenTablet icon on your desktop first and then check the system tray again. The first thing you need to do is open up your PenTablet Settings from your System Tray.