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The Ugee M708 is a popular graphics tablet used by artists and designers for digital art creation. This article will focus on how to use the Ugee M708 in Windows Ink Mode, specifically when the Windows Ink Mode is set to pressure sensitivity instead of mouse mode.

What is Windows Ink Mode?

Windows Ink Mode is a feature in the Windows operating system that allows users to use a digital pen or stylus to write or draw on their computer screen. This mode is particularly useful for artists and designers who use graphics tablets, such as the Ugee M708, for digital art creation.

Setting up Windows Ink Mode for Ugee M708

To set up Windows Ink Mode for Ugee M708, follow these steps:

1. Connect your Ugee M708 to your computer.
2. Open the Windows Ink Workspace by clicking on the pen icon in the system tray.
3. Click on the settings icon and select "Pen & Windows Ink" settings.
4. Under "Choose which pen to use when there is more than one", select your Ugee M708 pen.
5. Under "Press and hold", select "Ink Workspace" to open the Ink Workspace when you press and hold the pen button.
6. Under "Choose a handwriting experience", select your preferred handwriting experience.

Using Windows Ink Mode with Ugee M708

Once you have set up Windows Ink Mode for Ugee M708, you can start using it to create digital art. However, some users have reported that the cursor jumps around when using Windows Ink Mode in pressure sensitivity mode instead of mouse mode. This can be frustrating, but there are ways to work around this issue.

Calibrating the Tablet

Calibrating the tablet can help to reduce the jumping around of the cursor. To calibrate the tablet, follow these steps:

1. Open the Ugee tablet control panel.
2. Click on the "Calibration" tab.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate the tablet.

Adjusting Pressure Sensitivity

Adjusting the pressure sensitivity of the pen can also help to reduce the jumping around of the cursor. To adjust the pressure sensitivity, follow these steps:

1. Open the Ugee tablet control panel.
2. Click on the "Pressure Curve" tab.
3. Adjust the pressure curve to suit your preferences.

Using a Different Application

Some applications may work better with Windows Ink Mode than others. If you are experiencing issues with a particular application, try using a different one. Clip Studio Paint, for example, is a popular application among Ugee M708 users.

Using Ugee M708 in Windows Ink Mode can be a great way to create digital art. While some users have reported issues with the cursor jumping around in pressure sensitivity mode, there are ways to work around this issue. By calibrating the tablet, adjusting the pressure sensitivity, and using a different application, you can create beautiful digital art with ease.

References

• Ugee Tablet Control Panel Download
• Clip Studio Paint