Add the following 2 class lines to the INI file (My-T-Pen Setup | Configuration | Special Options | Edit My-T-Pen Initialization File), in the [MenuClasses] section, add:
MyTClass0004=Tablet_Tip_Dockable_Window
MyTClass0005=IPTip_Main_Window
(or add the correct sequence numbers based on the existing list).In 1.78 Release 2, you can also add the class lines to the [StayBehindClasses] section.
When making changes in this area, be sure My-T-Pen is closed, update the INI, close Setup, then restart the software.
| Category: Using | Type: Problem/Resolution | Product: My-T-Pen | Version: 1.78 |
Some systems have a video subsystem that causes painting delays when the 3D keys are used - this is most noticeable during the Caps lock repaint. Here are some options:
- Turn off the 3D display - Go into My-T-Pen Setup | Configuration, and clear the checkbox for "Display 3D Keys"
- -or-
- Make sure you have the most up-to-date driver for your video adapter
- Try a different resolution and/or color depth (I.e. 16-bit/24-bit/32-bit), etc. Certain combinations may work better because of hardware & driver issues.
| Category: Using | Type: Problem/Resolution | Product: My-T-Pen | Version: 1.78 |
It does, but the location of the logos is related to the ConfigPath setting in the INI file. The default (as shipped) setting uses the current user's personal location for the configuration files, so that each user can have their own personal configuration, and to conform with recommended Windows Vista security practices. For a quick check of this location, go into My-T-Pen Setup, open the File Menu, and select "Show Config File Location". You can set ConfigPath=0, and the logo bitmaps can remain in the installation folder, but then users must have read/write access to the installation folder (or the ReadOnlyOK setting should be set to 1). For details on ConfigPath, see the INI documentation in Help (on-line link here).
| Category: Using | Type: Question/Answer | Product: My-T-Pen | Version: 1.78 |