I find it much more natural using a pen instead of a mouse. You do not have to have separate drivers for the tablet or the pen monitor!ġ- If you are using more than one monitor at a time (I use three) you need to change the 'Deco' (or whatever XP-PRO tablet) parameter setting to 'Full Screen' (At the top of the 'Working Area Setting' box) This allows you to move across the screens with the pen using the tablet. The user can toggle to set the tablet or monitor configuration with one click.

Once the tablet lit and took life, it showed up at the top of 22R pen driver automatically as 'Deco Pro Medium' (Top box, click on the arrow to the right). I also deleted the Wacom driver at this point. When I first plugged the tablet into Dell XPS it did not connect but changing to a different USB port for the tablet did the trick. Now, if the tablet and monitor drivers are compatible, there will be no need to switch from the Wacom tablet pen to the XP-PEN 22R monitor pen. To my surprise and joy, it worked just like the PA2 22R pen, including pressure (adjustable in the driver for each pen independently) and that was a good sign. Out of the box before even touching the tablet, I took the Deco PA1 pen and held it to the 22R monitor.

I ordered the 'XP-Pen Deco Pro M' tablet (replacing my Wacom Intuos 3) to see how compatible it would be with my new 'XP-Pen Artist 22R Pro' monitor (replaced my 14yr old Wacom Cintiq).

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