
                  WACOM DRIVER DISKETTE VERSION 2.21
               For IBM PC, PS/2 and Compatible Systems
                    Copyright WACOM Co., Ltd. 1995


This document contains information that is important, and information 
that is too new to have been incorporated in the User's Manual.

Included in this document:

1)  "SOFTWARE DISK CONTENTS"-This describes the contents of the WACOM 
    Driver Disk.

2)  "SOFTWARE INSTALLATION"-Instruction for installing in Windows 3.1, 
    95 and NT and for DOS installation.

3)  "ERASER-AWARE APPLICATIONS"-Information on applications that support
    the Erasing UltraPen.

4)  "LATE BREAKING NEWS ABOUT THE WACOM DRIVER FOR WINDOWS"-Information
    on features that are not currently available in the driver.

5)  "KNOWN BUGS"-A description of known bugs and compatibility issues.

6)  "MODIFICATIONS TO WINDOWS SYSTEM.INI AND REGISTRY"-Lists the files the 
    installer copies and the modifications that are made to the Windows 
    SYSTEM.INI and Registry. 

7)  "OBTAINING SOFTWARE UPDATES"-Contains information on downloading 
    software updates.


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                        SOFTWARE DISK CONTENTS
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The WACOM software diskette contains several files in the root directory 
(INSTALL.BAT, PEN.INF, README.TXT, SETUP.EXE, and SETUP.LST).  There are six 
directories containing software drivers, a test utility, and installation 
files.  Each directory contains a text file(s) that has information on 
installing and using these programs.  The directories are:

ADI       Contains an ADI 4.2 protected-mode driver for AutoCAD release 12 
          and 13 for DOS.

ADOBE     Contains the plugin for pressure and eraser support for Windows 95.

DOS       Contains files for installing your WACOM Tablet under DOS and the 
          test utility WTEST.COM for testing your tablet.

SETUP     Contains setup files for installing your WACOM Tablet in Windows.

WIN       Contains software drivers for Windows 3.1 and 95.

WIN\NT    Contains software drivers for Windows NT.
                 

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                       SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
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--- WINDOWS 95 PLUG AND PLAY INSTALLATION ---

1)  Install your tablet hardware.  If it has a power switch, turn it on.

2)  Turn on your computer, Windows 95 will start.

3)  Insert the backup copy of your WACOM software diskette in a floppy drive. 
    If the New Hardware Found dialog box appears as Windows 95 starts up, go 
    to step 4.  If not, skip to step 6.

4)  Select the option 'Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer.' 
    Press Enter.

5)  Type the drive name (for example, A:\) and press Enter.  Follow the 
    instructions that appear.  Skip to step 7.

6)  Select Run under the Start button.  Type A:\SETUP and click OK. Follow 
    the instructions on the screen.

7)  Restart Windows to activate your tablet.


--- WINDOWS 3.1 AND WINDOWS NT INSTALLATION ---

1)  Start Windows.  Be sure all other applications are closed.

2)  Insert the backup copy of your WACOM software diskette into a floppy 
    drive.

3)  From the Program Manager File menu, select Run and press Enter.

4)  Type the floppy drive name followed by a colon and the setup command (for 
    example, A:\SETUP).  Press Enter and follow the instructions that appear.

5)  Restart Windows to activate your tablet.


--- DOS INSTALLATION ---

IMPORTANT: If you are using a DOS shell under Windows 95 or NT to emulate 
           DOS, do not install the DOS drivers.  The tablet will be able to 
           control the mouse pointer, in a DOS shell, once the WACOM driver 
           for Windows is installed.  If you want to use the tablet in a DOS 
           shell under Windows 3.1 you must load the WACOM mouse emulation 
           driver before running Windows.

1)  Insert the backup copy of your WACOM software diskette into a floppy 
    drive.

2)  At the system prompt, type the drive name, a colon, and the INSTALL 
    command (for example, A:\INSTALL).

3)  Use your keyboard arrow keys to select DOS installation.  Press Enter. 

4)  Follow the instructions on the screen.

The installation program creates a WACOM directory and copies the appropriate 
files there.  It also asks if you want to modify the AUTOEXEC.BAT file to 
automatically load the WMOUSE driver, and add the WACOM directory to your path.


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                       ERASER-AWARE APPLICATIONS
                    ******************************

ArtPad II and ArtZ II are fully compatible with all Windows applications,
including your favorite business applications such as Microsoft Word, Excel, 
and PowerPoint.  Or, use one of the many graphics applications (such as those 
shown below) that are eraser-aware:

  Fractal Design Dabbler 1.1a
    Support for the Erasing UltraPen is built-in.  When the eraser end of the 
    UltraPen is placed on the tablet, Dabbler will automatically switch to 
    the eraser tool.

  FutureWave SmartSketch 1.0R2 & 95
    Support for the Erasing UltraPen is built-in.  When the eraser end of the 
    UltraPen is placed on the tablet, SmartSketch will automatically switch 
    to the eraser tool.

  Adobe Photoshop 3.0.4
    Support for the Erasing UltraPen is built-in under Windows NT.  Eraser 
    support under Windows 95 requires the PRESSURE.8BX plugin located in the 
    ADOBE subdirectory.  Built in support for the eraser under Windows 3.1
    will happen in a future release of Adobe Photoshop.  When the eraser end 
    of UltraPen is placed on the tablet, Photoshop will automatically switch 
    to the eraser tool.

  Ron Scott QFX 5.1
    Support for the Erasing UltraPen is built-in.  When the eraser end of the 
    UltraPen is placed on the tablet, QFX will either undo the last paint 
    stroke or erase with pressure.

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                     LATE BREAKING NEWS ABOUT THE
                       WACOM DRIVER FOR WINDOWS
                    ******************************

The following features in the WACOM Control Panel are not currently 
functional, they will be available in future releases of the driver.  The 
next driver release is scheduled for October 1995.  This driver can be 
downloaded from the WACOM BBS, Internet, America Online and CompuServe.

--- WINDOWS 3.1 AND 95 ---

    Orientation:      Allows you to change the orientation of the tablet.
    ABS, REL Buttons: These menu strips buttons are inactive until the next
                      release of the WACOM driver.  The tablet can be 
                      switched to relative mode by setting aspect to relative 
                      in the Scaling Setup window of the WACOM control panel.

--- WINDOWS NT ---

    Context Aware:  Provides eraser support for non-eraser aware programs.
    Menu Strip:     Brings up the Menu Strip Setup Window.
    Orientation:    Allows you to change the orientation of the tablet.
    Pointers:       Brings up the Pointers Setup Window.
    Tilt:           Brings up the Tilt Setup Window.


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                              KNOWN BUGS
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--- WINDOWS 3.1 ---

1)  If using the PC Speaker driver, be sure the interrupts are enabled.  If 
    they are disabled, the tablet may freeze.  The PC Speaker Control panel 
    is found under control panel, drivers, PC Speaker, Setup.

2)  If you are leaving your Microsoft Mouse attached, you will no longer be 
    able to access the extended mouse features from within the Mouse control 
    panel with Mouse driver v8.2 or above.  To access the extended features 
    of the 9.0 mouse driver, run MOUSEMGR.EXE (you usually have an icon for 
    Mouse Manager in your Mouse group).

3)  PENWIN.DLL is copied to the hard drive by the WACOM setup program.  If 
    activated, the following problems and changes occur in Windows:

    *  Windows Write will not open (Out of Memory Error).

    *  Drag and Drop will not function in Word 6.0.

    *  The cursor disappears in the Excel edit window.

    *  The input boxes in File Manager are larger.

    To restore proper operation, remove 'penwindows=penwin.dll' from the 
    [drivers] section of the SYSTEM.INI and restart.
    
    NOTE: PENWIN.DLL is a Microsoft library.

    NOTE: PENWIN.DLL must be active to receive pressure in Photoshop 3.04 or 
          less in Windows 3.1.

4)  There is a conflict between PENWIN.DLL and ATI video card drivers.  If 
    you use an ATI graphics card we recommend you remove PENWIN.DLL.  If you 
    use Photoshop please contact ATI for updated video drivers that are 
    PENWIN.DLL compatible.

5)  Relative scaling will not function with both Pen Windows and Wintab 
    enabled.  If you need to run the tablet in relative mode turn off either
    Pen Windows or Wintab in the Pointers screen.

6)  To add Windows 3.0 mode support, edit the 'SYSTEM.INI' and change the 
    'mouse.drv' line to read 'mouse.drv=wacpen.drv'.  Restart and check
    the Windows 3.0 mode box in the Preferences window.

7)  If the cursor vanishes in an application, expand the oldmouse driver
    from the disk to the windows system subdirectory.  (ie. EXPAND
    A:\WIN\OLDMOUSE.DR_ C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\OLDMOUSE.DRV )


--- WINDOWS 95 ---

1)  To add Windows 3.0 mode support, edit the 'SYSTEM.INI' and change the 
    'mouse.drv' line to read 'mouse.drv=wacpen.drv'.  Restart and check
    the Windows 3.0 mode box in the Preferences window.

2)  To add Pen Services 2.0 support, edit the 'SYSTEM.INI' and add the 
    lines 'OpenDrv16=penwindows' to the [Pen Driver] section, and
    'penwindows=penwin.dll' to the [drivers] section.  The Windows 95 
    version of the file "penwin.dll" must be located in the \SYSTEM 
    subdirectory of Windows 95.  To enable the side switch add
    "BarrelEvent=1" to the registry under "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\
    Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Pen".
    Note: Wintab support must be disabled and any pen drivers from
    Microsoft must be disabled. 

--- WINDOWS NT ---


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                       MODIFICATIONS TO WINDOWS
                       SYSTEM.INI AND REGISTRY
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--- WINDOWS 3.1 SETUP MODIFICATIONS ---

The Windows setup procedure makes the following changes to the system.

The following files are expanded from the WIN subdirectory on the WACOM 
software diskette; To the WINDOWS\SYSTEM subdirectory:

WACOM .CP_   ->  WACOM .CPL    (Control panel)
WACOM .DR_   ->  WACOM .DRV    (Main driver)
WACOM .38_   ->  WACOM .386    (Virtual driver, Windows 3.1 only)
WACPEN.DR_   ->  WACPEN.DRV    (Windows 3.0 compatible mode)
PENWIN.DL_   ->  PENWIN.DLL    (Pressure library from Microsoft,
                                Windows 3.1 only)
WINTAB.DL_   ->  WINTAB.DLL    (Pressure library)
WINTAB32.DL_ ->  WINTAB32.DLL  (Pressure library)
WTT16.DL_    ->  WTT16.DLL     (Pressure library)

To the WINDOWS subdirectory:

ARTPADII.HL_ ->  ARTPADII.HLP  (ArtPad II Help file)
ARTZII.HL_   ->  ARTZII.HLP    (ArtZ II Help file)

The setup program on this disk will make the following changes to your 
SYSTEM.INI file.

Under the [boot] section:
        [boot]
          .
          .
        ;oldmouse=?????
        drivers=??? pen penwindows

The current mouse driver is copyed to OLDMOUSE.DRV and the name is held in
';oldmouse'.  If the mouse driver is replaced by WACPEN.DRV; wacpen will
load the oldmouse driver.

The setup routine adds the words 'pen' and 'penwindows'.  The previous 
drivers on the "drivers=" line (like mmsystem.dll) are not changed.

Under the [386Enh] section:
        [386Enh]
        device=wacom.386
          .
          .
          .

NOTE: There must be no other pen drivers listed on the right side of any 
      "device=" line in the [386Enh] section.  Otherwise Windows will not 
      boot up in enhanced mode.

Under the [drivers] section:
        [drivers]
            .
            .
        pen=wacom.drv
        penwindows=penwin.dll

Setup adds a new section to your SYSTEM.INI file called [Pen Driver].

Under the [Pen Driver] section:
        [Pen Driver]
        ComPort=1
        9600baud=1

---  WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS AFTER  ---
--- INSTALLING THE WACOM DRIVER FOR WINDOWS ---

When the Windows setup program is run, your current SYSTEM.INI file is copied 
to a backup file named SYSWAC.000.  The filename increments each time an 
install is performed.  In the event that after installation Windows 3.1 fails 
to start (i.e. returns to the DOS prompt), from your Windows directory 
(C:\WINDOWS) type 'copy SYSWAC.??? SYSTEM.INI'.  Your settings before you ran 
setup will be restored and Windows should work as it did before the install. 
If you have any problems with installation please refer to the trouble 
shooting section in the manual.


--- WINDOWS 95 SETUP MODIFICATIONS ---

The Windows setup procedure makes the following changes to the system.

The following files are expanded from the WIN subdirectory on the WACOM 
software diskette; To the WINDOWS\SYSTEM subdirectory:

WACOM .CP_   ->  WACOM .CPL    (Control panel)
WACOM .DR_   ->  WACOM .DRV    (Main driver)
WACOM .VX_   ->  WACOM .VXD    (Virtual driver, Windows 3.1 only)
WACPEN.DR_   ->  WACPEN.DRV    (Windows 3.0 compatible mode)
WINTAB.DL_   ->  WINTAB.DLL    (Pressure library)
WINTAB32.DL_ ->  WINTAB32.DLL  (Pressure library)
WTT16.DL_    ->  WTT16.DLL     (Pressure library)

To the WINDOWS subdirectory:

TAB_LOAD.EX_ ->  TAB_LOAD.EXE  (Load and Save function)
WACOMEXT.DL_ ->  WACOMEXT.DLL  (Context Aware driver)
ARTPADII.HL_ ->  ARTPADII.HLP  (ArtPad II Help file)
ARTZII.HL_   ->  ARTZII.HLP    (ArtZ II Help file)

NOTE: If install is Plug-n-Play see below.

The setup program on this disk will make the following changes to your 
SYSTEM.INI file.

Under the [boot] section:
        [boot]
           .
           .
        ;oldmouse=?????

The current mouse driver is copyed to OLDMOUSE.DRV and the name is held in
';oldmouse'.  If the mouse driver is replaced by WACPEN.DRV; wacpen will
load the oldmouse driver.

Under the [drivers] section:
        [drivers]
            .
            .
        pen=wacom.drv

Setup adds a new section to your SYSTEM.INI file called [Pen Driver].

Under the [Pen Driver] section:
        [Pen Driver]
        ComPort=1
        9600baud=1

The setup program on this disk addes the following sections to your 
registry file.

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.wac 
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\WACOM.Settings
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\WACOM
HKEY_USERS\.Default\Control Panel\Wacom\Eraser

The Plug-n-Play install adds all the above except:

The registry enteries:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\WACOM

And it also adds:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum\SERENUM\{tablet id}
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\PEN

---  WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS AFTER  ---
--- INSTALLING THE WACOM DRIVER FOR WINDOWS ---

When the Windows setup program is run, your current SYSTEM.INI file is copied 
to a backup file named SYSWAC.000.  The filename increments each time an 
install is performed.  In the event that after installation Windows 95 fails 
to start, from your Windows directory (C:\WINDOWS) type 'copy SYSWAC.??? 
SYSTEM.INI'.  Your settings before you ran setup will be restored and Windows 
should work as it did before the install.  If you have any problems with
installation please refer to the troubleshooting section in the manual.

--- WINDOWS NT SETUP MODIFICATIONS ---

The following files are expanded from the WIN subdirectory on the WACOM
software diskette to the WINDOWS subdirectory on your hard drive:

ARTPADII.HL_ ->  ARTPADII.HLP  (ArtPad II Help file)
ARTZII.HL_   ->  ARTZII.HLP    (ArtZ II Help file)

The following files are expanded from the WIN\NT subdirectory 
to the WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 subdirectory:

WACOM .CP_   ->  WACOM .CPL    (Control panel)
WACOM .DR_   ->  WACOM .DRV    (Main Installable driver)
WINTAB.DL_   ->  WINTAB.DLL    (16 bit Pressure library)
WINTAB32.DL_ ->  WINTAB32.DLL  (Pressure library)
WINTAB32.EX_ ->  WINTAB32.EXE  (Pressure service)
WACOMKEY.EX_ ->  WACOMKEY.EXE  (Keystroke service)

And these files go to the WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS subdirectory:

WACOM.SY_    ->  WACOM.SYS      (Serial tablet driver)
PENCLASS.SY_ ->  PENCLASS.SYS   (intermediate driver)
WTCLASS.SY_  ->  WTCLASS.SYS    (intermediate driver)


Setup adds all the registry entries under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Wacom
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Penclass
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\wtclass
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Wintab32
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\wacomkey

Setup also add entries under 
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog
so that WACOM drivers can log system events.

Setup also adds
"pen" REG_SZ "wacom.drv"
to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Drivers32

And setup adds "Pen Class" to the current entries in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ServiceGroupOrder


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                      OBTAINING SOFTWARE UPDATES
                    ******************************

Software updates are available for download from the following services:

America Online:  Choose the GoTo menu, choose Keywords, and type WACOM.

CompuServe:      Type GO WACOM at any"!" prompt.

Internet:        Anonymous FTP: ftp.wacom.com/pub/drivers/ibmpc.
                 Worldwide Web: http://www.wacom.com/drivers.html.

WACOM BBS:       (360)750-0638  (Modem settings 1200-14.4 Kbaud,8,N,1) 


WACOM and ArtZ are registered trademarks and ArtPad and UltraPen are 
trademarks of WACOM Co. Ltd. All other brand and product names are 
trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
