I got a capacitive stylus so I can use my laptop's trackpad as a graphics tablet. It seems like drawing software such as SketchBook Express works quite well, but it only produces bitmap output. Are there any similar applications that would allow me to export my drawing in a vector format like PDF, and which support pressure-sensitivity?
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Wacom tablets let you map the area on the tablet to a part of the screen. This works perfectly - even on my triple monitor display.
Frankly, any other tablet is really a joke in comparison to the awesome power of a Wacom Intuos.
You could try C.a.R. It's free, cross platform and open source.
C.a.R. is a dynamic geometry program simulating compass and ruler constructions and much more on a computer.
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I discovered that the free application Skitch supports tablet pen pressure and can output vector graphics, so I've been using this with good success.