Not from Wacom, obviously! I don’t want to reward a company for abandoning its products. So I did what I thought was best and put the tablet out on the verge with the other junk awaiting council collection and investigated a replacement. The tablet failed to appear as a WinTab device, so I couldn’t configure PaintShop Pro to use its pressure-sensitivity, defeating the object of having the thing in the first place. They were either blocked from installation by Windows 10×64, or in the best case scenario failed to provide any functionality other than acting as a basic mouse. Not one to give up so easily, I tried a variety of drivers for my tablet (model CTE-440). Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista & XP Download Here Below are links to the latest drivers available for these tablets. The Graphire 3 & 4 CTE tablets made from 2003-2007 are no longer supported by Wacom and will not work with a current tablet driver. What is the latest driver for the Graphire 3 & 4 (CTE) tablets? You’re probably aware that I don’t rent stuff unless there’s no realistic alternative.Īccording to the Wacom FAQ, I was severely out of luck. You can still buy and optionally upgrade PaintShop Pro perpetual licenses, which is how it should be. I use PaintShop Pro for my image work, by the way, not Photoshop.

Press the eraser harder and you get more erasing. Turn the pen over and you automatically erase instead of drawing. This isn’t a CAD tablet (remember those?) instead, I use its pressure-sensitive stylus for image creation and editing. I’ve been setting up a new PC at home and one of the things I struggled with was getting my Wacom Graphire 4 tablet working.

Wacom tablet cte 440