@Polystress (Polystress) posted a new topic, subject "Wacom and dual monitors". It read:

   Hi
    
    I bought a wacom intuos 3 a4 (9x12), and two monitors. I have trouble because my wacom is mapped to both and I would want to the aspect ratio to be kept when i pass the cursor across screens. i have Nvidia 5200 and the latest nvidia drivers.
    
    Thanks

Then @Polystress (Polystress) said

    I really need help here, thanks

After which, @Milho (Milho) added

    Where's the problem?
    
    Actually you have to decide:
    
    A: Do you want to use all space on the tablet, so you must map it to one monitor and use the mouse mode or quick point to get to the second one.
    
    B: Use both monitors with the tablet and keep the aspect ratio. Then you will only use a part of the tablet.
    
    Both options are available from the tablet property window.  
    I e.g. use the lower part of the tablet so I calculated the proper aspect myself cause the default settings would use the top part of the tablet.
    
    Use this as guide:  
    (Tablet Resolution Width) = (Maximum)  
    (Tablet Resolution Height) = (Tablet Resolution Width) / (Monitor Width) * (Monitor Height)
    
    So:  
    Left = 0  
    Right = (Tablet Resolution Width)  
    Top = (Tablet Resolution Height) Look above  
    Bottom = (Tablet Resolution Height)*2
    
    Hope this helps  
    Cheers

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