calibration 180 off in portrait but fine in landscape daveC 20.06.2007 05:20:00 So youknow where it says "do not change orientation until you have completed the pen calibration"? They really mean it. I got ahead of myself and changed the screen orientation during a recalibration and So now I can't recalibrate in portrait mode - the only way the tablet will accept a "pick" on the cross-hair is if I'm on the opposite side of the screen, (lower left pick for upper right crosshair). The curser operates the same way in portrait mode -(to hit the windows start button inthe lower left I have to click the upper right corner). Any suggestions appreciated -- DaveC Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC

Re: calibration 180 off in portrait but fine in landscape "Josh Einstein" <josh[ at ]einsteintech.net> 29.06.2007 21:05:01 Hi DaveC, check out my rather lengthy post at the link below which explains where Windows stores its calibration info. If you can use the machine with a keyboard and mouse you can actually "blow away" the calibration settings from the registry and then re-run it. http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/showthread.php?p=27753 -- Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP) Einstein Technologies Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com "daveC" <daveC[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E5EFC522-59FA-45E1-BB2E-185AF247E443[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > So youknow where it says "do not change orientation until you have > completed > the pen calibration"? They really mean it. I got ahead of myself and > changed > the screen orientation during a recalibration and So now I can't > recalibrate > in portrait mode - the only way the tablet will accept a "pick" on the > cross-hair is if I'm on the opposite side of the screen, (lower left pick > for > upper right crosshair). The curser operates the same way in portrait mode > -(to hit the windows start button inthe lower left I have to click the > upper > right corner). > Any suggestions appreciated > -- > DaveC > Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC

Re: calibration 180 off in portrait but fine in landscape daveC 05.07.2007 23:12:00 Thanks for the post. I guess I'll have to regedit which i am wont to do. I'll have to research registryedits again. TEO rocks by the way. -- DaveC Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC "Josh Einstein" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hi DaveC, check out my rather lengthy post at the link below which explains > where Windows stores its calibration info. If you can use the machine with a > keyboard and mouse you can actually "blow away" the calibration settings > from the registry and then re-run it. > > http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/showthread.php?p=27753 > > -- > Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP) > Einstein Technologies > Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com > > > "daveC" <daveC[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E5EFC522-59FA-45E1-BB2E-185AF247E443[ at ]microsoft.com... > > So youknow where it says "do not change orientation until you have > > completed > > the pen calibration"? They really mean it. I got ahead of myself and > > changed > > the screen orientation during a recalibration and So now I can't > > recalibrate > > in portrait mode - the only way the tablet will accept a "pick" on the > > cross-hair is if I'm on the opposite side of the screen, (lower left pick > > for > > upper right crosshair). The curser operates the same way in portrait mode > > -(to hit the windows start button inthe lower left I have to click the > > upper > > right corner). > > Any suggestions appreciated > > -- > > DaveC > > Practicing Architecture on Tablet PC >