John Post on wed 16 jan 08
I have 14 computer graphics pads for sale. $35 includes shipping to the
lower 48 states.
Basically they are a mouse pad that comes with a stylus that you can use
as a mouse, a mouse that you can use on the graphics pad, a disc with a
couple of graphics programs (one of them is adobe photoshop elements 1)
and a driver disc.
The pen works with any application that you can use with a mouse. Photo
shop Elements is a very robust program for editing digital pics.
I got these with a grant to use with a class of gifted/talented
students. That program has been eliminated. These pads have very
little use on them and are in great shape.
They work on Windows and Macs. Newer machines don't even require you to
install a driver.
You can see a picture of them here...
http://www.wideopenwest.com/~jpost4400/
You can email me at johnpost@wideopenwest.com if you want to pay by
check or you can send a payment to my email address using paypal.
John Rodgers on thu 17 jan 08
John,
This is my second attempt.
My mail to you at the address you posted keeps bouncing back to me as
undelivered.
I would like to buy one of the graphics pads.
Will pay via Paypal. but you need to verify the e-mail address for me.
Thanks,
John Rodgers
Chelsea, AL
John Post wrote:
> I have 14 computer graphics pads for sale. $35 includes shipping to the
> lower 48 states.
>
> Basically they are a mouse pad that comes with a stylus that you can use
> as a mouse, a mouse that you can use on the graphics pad, a disc with a
> couple of graphics programs (one of them is adobe photoshop elements 1)
> and a driver disc.
>
> The pen works with any application that you can use with a mouse. Photo
> shop Elements is a very robust program for editing digital pics.
>
> I got these with a grant to use with a class of gifted/talented
> students. That program has been eliminated. These pads have very
> little use on them and are in great shape.
>
> They work on Windows and Macs. Newer machines don't even require you to
> install a driver.
>
> You can see a picture of them here...
> http://www.wideopenwest.com/~jpost4400/
>
> You can email me at johnpost@wideopenwest.com if you want to pay by
> check or you can send a payment to my email address using paypal.
>
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Carl Finch on thu 17 jan 08
At 04:16 PM 1/16/2008, John Post wrote:
>I have 14 computer graphics pads for sale. $35 includes shipping to the
>lower 48 states.
>
>Basically they are a mouse pad that comes with a stylus that you can use
>as a mouse, a mouse that you can use on the graphics pad, a disc with a
>couple of graphics programs (one of them is adobe photoshop elements 1)
>and a driver disc.
>
>The pen works with any application that you can use with a mouse. Photo
>shop Elements is a very robust program for editing digital pics.
>
>They work on Windows and Macs. Newer machines don't even require you to
>install a driver.
>
>You can see a picture of them here...
>http://www.wideopenwest.com/~jpost4400/
From this photo I do see it's a Wacom tablet. But what is the
model, size, pen capabilities, and vintage (age)?
The current release of Photoshop Elements is Version 6. Don't know
for sure, but Version 1 is likely a 20th century product. That's
not necessarily a bad thing--I'm one myself, and, with numerous
software patches and hardware upgrades, am still chugging along pretty well!
--Carl
in Medford, Oregon
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