- Release Notes and Announcements
- Announcement on the Renaming of Low-Code Interactive Classroom Product
- Announcement on the Adjustment of the Low-Code Interactive Classroom Monthly Package
- Announcement on the Adjustments to the Standard Edition Package of Low-Code Interactive Classroom
- Announcement on the Upgrade of Low-Code Interactive Classroom
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Demo Download and Experience
- Client Integration Guide
- Console Guide
- API Documentation
- Interface Customization
- Service Callbacks
- Advanced Features
- Practical Tutorial
- LCIC Policy
- FAQs
- Service Agreement
- Release Notes and Announcements
- Announcement on the Renaming of Low-Code Interactive Classroom Product
- Announcement on the Adjustment of the Low-Code Interactive Classroom Monthly Package
- Announcement on the Adjustments to the Standard Edition Package of Low-Code Interactive Classroom
- Announcement on the Upgrade of Low-Code Interactive Classroom
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Demo Download and Experience
- Client Integration Guide
- Console Guide
- API Documentation
- Interface Customization
- Service Callbacks
- Advanced Features
- Practical Tutorial
- LCIC Policy
- FAQs
- Service Agreement
Note:
If brush strokes are unsmooth when the user writes or graffities and the brush feature cannot be used normally, this problem is caused by Windows Ink, which needs to be disabled.
Disabling Windows Ink for the Drawing Tablet
Note:
This document takes a Wacom drawing tablet as an example. The configuration methods for drawing tablets of other brands and models may differ slightly.
Downloading the driver
Official website: Click here to download official device drivers.
Find the driver for your drawing tablet model and download and install it.
Configuring the drawing tablet
1. In the Start menu, enter "Wacom" to find and open Wacom Tablet Properties.
2. On the Mapping tab, deselect Windows Ink.
3. Save the configuration, close the window, and enter the class again.
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