It's made for Vista. It isn't really. Out of the box, connected to a Mac. The DigiPro T-8000U tablet. Intuos Pro Pen & Touch tablet connects easily to your PC or Mac through a. Digipro tablet driver download. This DigiPro T-8000U Graphics Tablet provides an.

My Digipro T8000U tablet arrived yesterday. Although this woot says it is compatible with Macintosh, it isn't really. Out of the box, connected to a Mac, and with the battery installed according to the paper manual, the stylus button works, but that's all: you can't move the mouse cursor with it. Checking the manufacturer's website that others suggested: I found recent drivers (from 2008, as opposed to the 2006 drivers in the box) but their FAQ says their drivers are Intel only. The manufacturer's online manual tells you to put the battery in the pen in the opposite direction from the paper manual. The battery compartment in the pen is not labelled, but the paper manual is correct.

So, this tablet might work with OS X 10.5 on Intel Macs, but it certainly does not work for me, with Macintosh OS X 10.5 on PowerPC Macs. :My Digipro T8000U tablet arrived yesterday. Although this woot says it is compatible with Macintosh, it isn't really.

Out of the box, connected to a Mac, and with the battery installed according to the paper manual, the stylus button works, but that's all: you can't move the mouse cursor with it. Checking the manufacturer's website that others suggested: I found recent drivers (from 2008, as opposed to the 2006 drivers in the box) but their FAQ says their drivers are Intel only. The manufacturer's online manual tells you to put the battery in the pen in the opposite direction from the paper manual. The battery compartment in the pen is not labelled, but the paper manual is correct. So, this tablet might work with OS X 10.5 on Intel Macs, but it certainly does not work for me, with Macintosh OS X 10.5 on PowerPC Macs. I contacted uc-logic support, and they disowned the T-8000U. Said it was not their product.

They suggested I return it and buy one of their tablets instead. That probably explains the manual. I'm running XP and Photoshop CS3.

It recognized the tablet and pen tool as a pointing device before I loaded the driver. After loading the driver, I was able to use the sensitivity features in Photoshop. I did drivers first, followed by a reboot, then connected the tablet, and had no trouble with pressure sensitivity in either it's own little drawing applet or Photoshop.

But still, the button clicks only worked when in an application, not on the desktop. More effort goes into it this weekend. Jbtank wrote:Update: The OSX driver off of this page worked for me. The application is called Pen Pad. I wish I could adjust the speed, but at least it's working.:I had better luck under 10.5.6 with this driver. Gsak V8 Keygen.

They're the chipset manufacturer for this and several rebranded siblings. Thanks a bunch! I used the ' ' Pen Pad download, and at least the dannnm thing works on my Intel MacBook with OS 10.5.6 Adobe PS4 - I have not tried on my G4 Powerbook or G5 Powermac (nor my PC W/Vista Ath 64) yet, but your help transformed the thing from a certified POS into something that works on this. I was about to fling it into the ship canal. People, don't even try the driver disk that's included - it hangs up mid way through the install! Now if it works on the G4, I'll be happy, because that's the one I bought it for, to give to my brother.

I have a Waccom Bamboo myself - and even though it's much smaller than this, it's worth ten times as much. I got mine for $49 w/shipping at Newegg on a email alert sale, and could not be happier with it. :jbtank wrote:Update: The OSX driver off of this page worked for me. The application is called Pen Pad. I wish I could adjust the speed, but at least it's working. Thanks a bunch!