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	Pandora's ToyBox
		Digitizing tablets are high-tech drawing tools which allow computer users, with the use of a pressure-sensitive pen stylus and a thin, lightweight electromagnetic tablet, an affordable, fun and fast way to draw, sketch, paint and create masterpieces on the computer.
		The 4" x 5" digitizing tablet, which weighs one pound, is the ideal replacement for the typical mouse and mousepad.
		Simply translated, drawing on a 4" by 5" digitizing tablet allows you to draw with precision and ease, despite the scrawny size.
	www.worldvillage.com /wv/school/html/feature/pandora/pandora4.htm (1237 words)

	Digitizing tablet - Patent 4455450
		A digitizing tablet is realized by maintaining first and second sheets of insulating material in a spaced apart position by sealing them together and filling the resulting pocket with air or fluid under pressure.
		Coordinates for the position of a stylus on the face of one of the sheets are obtained with electrical conductors defined on the inner faces of the two sheets.
		It is preferred, for example, to use a gas rather than a liquid in equipment where the digitizing tablet is to be disposed in a vertical position such as against the face of a TV tube or as a control panel for a high fidelity tuner or a radio dial.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4455450.html (2213 words)

	Digitizing Assignment with Summasketch III / Maptitude
		One is actually taping a paper map to a digitizing tablet (or board), and a curser (or puck) is used to record features of points, lines, or areas, for use in a GIS.
		You will digitize a layer for the United States which may be useful for the major project: using GIS to find out where the "best" places are in the U.S..
		There are two purposes to this assignment: (1) to give you experience digitizing with a tablet, and (2) to create a layer that will be useful for the indexing project.
	www.neiu.edu /~ejhowens/391/digitize.htm (2589 words)

	Say It In Stitches - Custom Embroidery and Digitizing Services - Custom Digitizing page
		In an industry where embroidery is being used on so many different types of articles, knowing how to digitize for special fabrics such as terrycloth, velour, open weave piques, silks, fleece, leather and more is crucial to the outcome of the design.
		Digitizing is so much more than scanning an image.
		All digitizing is guaranteed to your satisfaction and you own the disc once the digitizing is paid for.
	sayitinstitches.com /customdigitizing.htm (274 words)

	UD SPATLAB--Intro to Atlas GIS Chapter 6
		Digitizing involves using a digitizer tablet to create digital data files from paper maps.
		Digitizing is time-consuming, expensive and boring, and you should generally consider it a last resort.
		Digitize each feature one at a time by moving the cursor to a starting point on it and entering its successive vertices, point by point, with the left cursor button.
	www.udel.edu /johnmack/frec480/text/atlasch6.html (2788 words)

	Digitizing Summary
		Digitizing tablets are commonly used in the CAD/CAM and graphics fields allowing drawings, charts or graphs to be input in pictorial form onto the computer screen.
		Digitizing, or digitization, is the process of turning an analog signal into a rough digital representation of that signal.
		Digitization is performed by reading an analog signal A, and, at regular time intervals (sampling frequency), representing the value of A at that point by an integer.
	www.bookrags.com /Digitizing (713 words)

	Graphics tablet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The RAND Tablet employed a grid of wires under the surface of the pad that encoded horizontal and vertical coordinates in a small magnetic signal.
		The tablet generates a signal, which is then received in the tank circuit in the pen.
		Graphics tablets, because of their stylus-based interface and (in some cases) ability to detect pressure, tilt, and other attributes of the stylus and its interaction with the tablet, are widely considered to offer a very natural way to create computer graphics, especially two-dimensional computer graphics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Digitizing_tablet (1041 words)

	UNIT 14: On-Screen Digitizing
		This method of geocoding is commonly called "heads-up" digitizing because the attention of the user is focused up on the screen, and not on a digitizing tablet.
		On-screen digitizing may also be employed in an editing session where there is enough information on the screen to accurately add new features without a reference image or map.
		Using the background image as a reference, the animal confinement locations are digitized by tracing the boundaries of the feed lots and any sludge lagoons that may be on the premises.
	www.ncgia.ucsb.edu /education/curricula/cctp/units/unit14/14.html (1372 words)

	DIGITIZING TABLET digital
		TABLET -- Tablet/Digitizing Table Notes Digitizing Tables (tablets) are used to physically point to a position (on a flat map, for instance).
		On the oher hand, controlling it on the tablet is uncomfortable, because you must to look at the screen (where only the digitized elements appear) as well as at the the table (where the reference map is).
		A digitizing tablet looks like a drafting table but is sensitized so that a map is traced with a cursor on the tablet and the locations are identified, converted to numbers, and sent to the computer.
	digilander.libero.it /a_digital/Digitizing_tablet.html (1635 words)

	digitizing tablet - Webopedia.com
		A digitizing tablet consists of an electronic tablet and a cursor or pen.
		The tablet contains electronics that enable it to detect movement of the cursor or pen and translate the movements into digital signals that it sends to the computer.
		For digitizing tablets, each point on the tablet represents a point on the display screen in a fixed manner.
	systems.webopedia.com /TERM/D/digitizing_tablet.html (318 words)

	Lab 3
		Data may be input by drawing with the mouse, by entering geographic coordinates from the keyboard, or by using the digitizing tablet to 'trace' the desired coverage into digital form.
		With the exception of the generate command, all digitizing with Arc/Info is done in the ArcEdit sub-program.
		Digitize the ownership polygons for the portion of Cache County you were assigned.
	www.nr.usu.edu /~tl009/Lab3.htm (1087 words)

	Tablets.DefaultTablet
		If more than one digitizing tablet is installed in the system, the first one encountered during initialization is considered the default tablet.
		If no digitizing tablets are installed in the system but there are other pointing devices (such as a mouse or a touch pad) installed that generate mouse messages, those devices in aggregate are considered to be the default tablet.
		If no digitizing tablets and no pointing devices are installed in the system, an exception is thrown.
	msdn.microsoft.com /library/en-us/tpcsdk10/lonestar/Microsoft.Ink/Classes/tablets/Properties/defaulttablet.asp?frame=true (297 words)

	Tablet PC is better than a laptop
		Although tablet PCs made it to the shelves a while ago, they have never managed to shed their ivory tag for the masses.
		Powered by Windows XP tablet PC Edition 2005 running atop an Intel Pentium M 753 processor at 1.2 GHz, the LifeBook P1510 is supported by 512 MB (supports up to 1 GB) and a hard drive of 60 GB, which is shock-mounted.
		The viewing angle has to be exceptionally good in a tablet so that it terminates the probability of people tilting their heads in weird directions to be able to view whatever thay are browsing.
	inhome.rediff.com /money/2006/jun/07spec.htm (933 words)

	What is digitizing tablet? - A Word Definition From the Webopedia Computer Dictionary
		The tablet contains electronics that enable it to detect movement of the cursor or pen and translate the movements into digital signals that it sends to the computer.
		For digitizing tablets, each point on the tablet represents a point on the display screen in a fixed manner.
		Most modern digitizing tablets also support a mouse emulation mode, in which the pen or cursor acts like a mouse.
	www.webopedia.com /TERM/C/digitizing_tablet.html (334 words)

	Aristo's College Board - Web Developer's Journal Archives
		The big disadvantage of some tablets is that they can't work as mice, and in order to use them both, the user must swap them in and out of the system as needed, which can be a real hassle to the user.
		When placed upon their special digitizing tablet, however, the sensor automatically switches to digitizing mode, and works as an ordinary digitizer until the sensor is removed from the tablet, at which time it reverts back to being an ordinary mouse again.
		The nice thing about this is that the sensor and its tablet are not connected to each other in any way; the tablet is connected to an AC power line, and the sensor detects the powered tablet when it's placed upon it.
	www.webdevelopersjournal.com /archive/collegeb.html (972 words)

	Common Problems
		This page covers common digitizer, system and application driver configuration problems which can cause the digitizing tablet, the Windows pointer, and digitizer-aware applications to work erratically or not at all.
		If the digitizer is installed on a system with a relative device like a mouse, you may have to set positioning to Relative in order to avoid “dueling cursors” which makes using both devices at the same time difficult.
		By default, the Virtual Tablet Interface ignores the settings for Clipping and Cropping Areas, Contention and Positioning unless these properties are locked from the Locking Tab of the Tablet Manager or their respective options in the Tablet Manager are disabled.
	www.vtablet.com /problems.htm (1785 words)

	Digitizing board recommendations
		I don't think the digitizer will be any improvement in your input process at all, unless it takes a lot of time to mount the laser pointer on your machine.
		Using your example of a part that is too wide: digitize the left side of the part and also digitize two points, one at the top and one at the bottom - the farther apart the better, on the far right of your digitizer.
		Shift the part on the digitizer to the left and digitize the same two tooling points and the rest of the right side of the part.
	www.woodweb.com /knowledge_base/Digitizing_board_recommendations.html (1140 words)

	digitizing tablet - Webopedia.com
		The tablet contains electronics that enable it to detect movement of the cursor or pen and translate the movements into digital signals that it sends to the computer.
		For digitizing tablets, each point on the tablet represents a point on the display screen in a fixed manner.
		Most modern digitizing tablets also support a mouse emulation mode, in which the pen or cursor acts like a mouse.
	winplanet.webopedia.com /TERM/D/digitizing_tablet.html (335 words)

	Graphics Tablet - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Graphics Tablet, in computer science, also called a digitizing tablet.
		Puck (computer), in computer science, a pointing device used with a graphics tablet.
		A pointing device used with a graphics tablet, usually attached to the tablet by a cord, although...
	encarta.msn.com /Graphics_Tablet.html (162 words)

	Exercise 5(e): On-Screen Digitizing
		This is what many people in the GIS industry think of if you say "digitizing." Here a flat, rectangular surface senses and records the position of a specialized mouse-like cursor (or puck).
		On-Screen Digitizing: also called "heads-up digitizing," since your head is looking up at the screen rather than down at a tablet.
		To digitize some new information, you need to make a theme available to be edited (changed).
	www.sonoma.edu /users/f/freidel/Techniques/exer/exer/GIS/GIS_e.html (1172 words)

	Introduction to Raster, Vector and Automated Digitizing
		Manual digitizing is supported by most GIS packages with direct link to a digitizing tablets through a computer I/O port.
		Heads-up digitizing is similar to manual digitizing in the way the lines have to be traced by hand, but it works directly on the computer screen using the scanned raster image as backdrop.
		This is a significant improvement over manual heads-up digitizing in terms of digitizing accuracy and speed, especially when fully automatic raster to vector conversion can not be applied in cases such as low image quality and complex layers.
	www.ablesw.com /r2v/rasvect.html (2113 words)

	Golden Software: Didger 1 FAQ
		Connectivity between the digitizing tablet and the Wintab driver often requires certain information that can only be obtained from the tablet manufacturer.
		If you have installed both the driver and tablet, but the puck on the tablet does not act as a mouse on your screen, you can be assured that the driver is not properly installed.
		When you have set a vertex tolerance value and you are digitizing a polygon or polyline, no two adjacent vertices along the object can be closer together than the specified length.
	www.goldensoftware.com /faq/didger1-faq.shtml (1751 words)

	New Musical Control Structures from Standard Gestural Controllers
		The tablet has a single DB-9 connector that carries both power and control information; on the other side of the cable is a mini-din connector suitable for the serial port on a Macintosh, PC, or SGI workstation.
		There are regions of the tablet that correspond to different chord roots, and each of the 4 puck buttons corresponds to a different chord quality (e.g., major, minor, dominant seventh, and diminished).
		In this case the job of the tablet is just to determine position in the timbre space, so we map the two position dimensions to the two timbre space dimensions and use the other controller to determine pitch, loudness, and articulation.
	cnmat.cnmat.berkeley.edu /ICMC97/papers-html/Tablet.html (2274 words)

	A Review of Wacom's Intuos3 Tablet on Renderosity.com
		For those who do not know what digitizing or graphic tablets are, they are tablets that connect to your computer, now through the USB port, and interact with a special electronic mouse, pen, ink pen, or airbrush tool to create lines that appear on your screen.
		The tablet sounds like a fantastic tool, I would love one, but I would also love to get the corelix, it was fun and easy to use the free download.
		The tablet was given to me by a friend who used it for a short while and he warned me in advance of how it would just up and stop working on him, and what he had to do in order to get it back up and running again.
	www.renderosity.com /news.php?viewStory=9256 (2225 words)

	GIS Data, Jobs, Software, News, and Fun - GeoCommunity
		You now have to prepare your view for digitizing by specifying the projection used by the paper map you are about to digitize from.
		Click the digitizer puck icon and then using the digitizing tablet, digitize the tics you identified on the paper map (if in Lat/Long, they cannot be in Deg/Min/Sec they must be in decimal form, a converter for this can be found in e:\Gis\Gis-Misc\Non-Arcview Gis documents/Lat Long conversion).
		Select desired Theme you wish to digitize (point, line, polygon), only one type of Theme can be digitized into a single.shp file (if you have lines and polygons to do, then you will have to make two new themes).
	www.geocomm.com /channel/esri/dig_arcview.html (913 words)

	Digitizing tablet -- interactive whiteboards & digitizing tablets
		Digitizing tablets are also known as digitizers and graphics tablets.
		Wacom is the most popular name in digitizers or graphics tablets.
		Their tablets come in a variety of sizes -- the size you choose depends on your comfort and the amount of space you have for your digitizer.
	www.web-conferencing-zone.com /4079-digitizing-tablet.htm (670 words)

	CoolTechZone.com - The Future of Tablet PCs: Digitizing Ink Forever (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tablet PCs have been around for quite some time now, but the expectations that people had from them have been mostly shattered thus far.
		There are two iterations of Tablet PCs; the first one is what the tablets initially looked like, which is the slate form factor where you just have a touch screen and a stylus to do all your work.
		From this gap of need and availability arose the "convertible" tablet, where the device looks like a regular laptop except that the screen is 180 degrees rotatable, and once you rotate it, it settles down neatly over the laptop’s keyboard to work like a regular Tablet.
	www.cooltechzone.com /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=1826 (495 words)

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		Note: Any X-terminal hung off of the workstation to which the tablet is connected can use that digitizing tablet, but the tablet itself must be connected to the workstation.
		Also note, you should be able to connect the plotter and tablet to the same workstation using s1 and s2, but we have not tried this yet.
		SMIT (on the workstation the tablet is connected to):.
	www.blm.gov /gis/peripheral.config.tablet.txt (203 words)

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