ulead photoimpact 12 screen capture does not work windows 7

I think this would change after some use, but for me, it was a strange feeling. There was also a disconnect for me, as I continued to look down at my position, only to not have any real information without looking at what I was doing on the screen. When I picked up the stylus from the tablet, and moved it to the right or left, and placed it back down, it was though I was drawing on a paper, and so the drawing would start in a new area, rather than where I “left” the mouse cursor. It took me some time to get used to how a tablet functions as it is very different from a mouse. I decided to use Paint.NET, a free drawing application. Other items in the package included the stylus pen, AAA size battery for the pen, two extra pen tips, a solid rubber pen holder, and various disks including drivers, Adesso’s own software, and a copy Corel’s Ulead PhotoImpact 12 SE. Of course the hot keys weren’t functioning, but it was easy enough to install the drivers that came with the package. I plugged it in via USB, and immediately it started working. The Z12 comes with a software package for Windows XP and Vista users, but installing it on my Windows 7 computer was easy. While I probably won’t use over half of the features it includes, the Z level pressure sensitivity and 2000 LPI resolution with twenty-eight programmable hot keys. The whole unit is very lightweight, and I found it to have a very solid build quality, especially for how thin it is. The Adesso Z12 is a twelve inch by ten inch tablet with a ten inch by six and a quarter inch drawing area. First, I want to say that I am not an artist, and my drawing talents are really very weak, but I enjoyed being able to use a drawing tablet on more than one occassion since receiving it.

Ulead photoimpact 12 screen capture does not work windows 7