Jeff, I am using wacoms since the early 90's too, first with serial port later with usb, my trusty graphire-2 is my good compagnon for years now. I am working mostly on macs, but only occasionally on win. I was really annoyed by those circles and hoovering-features on win7 but found a solution:
In late august I worked on a symphony - win7 with
wacom driver WacomTablet_615-3a for my graphire-2
and found a smart little app fixing all that f..ing automatic win-tablet-features:
this is my hero:
Saveen and his „Fix my pen"- utility
http://viziblr.com/news/2011/8/13/fix-my-pen-makes-your-wacom-tablet-just-work-on-windows-7.html
have fun!
wacom rocks!
best
julie
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> 3a. Wick 'Em, Whack 'Em, Wacom, Let's Get That Ball And Really Fight
> Posted by: "Jeff Young" jeffyoungct@aol.com jeffyoungct
> Date: Thu Oct 8, 2015 8:49 am ((PDT))
>
> This is my annual appeal to the L2 asking if users of Media Composer 7 or higher on Windows 7 are successfully using Wacom tablets.
>
> I have a colleague who can no longer use a mouse, and cannot get away from MC 5.5.
>
> Since a new MC interface debuted with Media Composer 6, the pointer operates erratically for him in Wacom's mouse mode. Apparently, it operates OK in 1:1 mode.
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> He is currently using a Graphire model; but, I know that he has bought and returned the newer touch-enabled Intuos models. I also borrowed an older Inutos 3 or 4 (whatever model was sold with DS systems ten years ago) to test, and we experienced the same results in mouse mode.
>
> So, if you are a happy pen & tablet user with MC7 or MC8 on Windows 7, please let me know which model and what driver software.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Jeff
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