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From: Ed on 17 Dec 2009 20:01
Hi,

If you still looking for proper version of PENUSA.DLL then you may upload it
from following link www.acesoft.com.au/links.html

--
Ed (MCP)


"krwebb" wrote:

> Tim,
>
>
> This is my fix to the problem, as I posted at
> http://www.allgraphicdesign.com/graphicsblog/2009/01/07/what-to-expect-with-a-wacom-cintiq-drawing-tablet-and-how-to-set-up-your-cintiq/
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------
>
> The Writing Pad functionality DOES exist, through Office 2003. However, the
> SP3 update breaks it.
>
> In order to get the functionality, I had to uninstall Office, then reinstall
> it from my original discs. I then backed up the original file that gets
> broken in the updates \program files\common files\microsoft
> shared\INK\penusa.dll
>
> Then I installed the updates to Office. Once done, I had to restart my
> computer in safe mode and copy the original copy of penusa.dll to the above
> directory.
>
> Wacom sent me an instructions on how to activate the writing pad
> functionality:
>
> Open the Control Panel and click on the “Add or Remove Programs” icon.
>
> Select “Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003”; then click the “Change”
> button.
>
> Select the “Add or Remove Features” option; then click the “Next” button.
>
> Select the “Choose advanced customization of applications” box. Then click
> “Next”.
>
> In the drop down list under the 'Microsoft Office' icon double-click “Office
> Shared Features”.
>
> From the drop down list under the “Alternative User Input” icon, click
> “Handwriting” and then “Run
> from My Computer”. Click “Update”; then “OK”.
>
> Open the Control Panel again, Double click “Regional and Language Options”,
> Select the “Languages” Tab and then double click the “Details” button.
>
> In the 'Preferences' section click the “Languages Bar” button, then select
> box (1) “Show the Language Bar on the desktop” and box (3) “Show additional
> Language bar icons in the task bar”. Click the “OK” button.
>
> Now click the “Advanced” tab and tick the box in the 'Compatibility
> Configuration' section which is labeled – “Extend support of advanced text
> services to all programs”. Click the “Apply” button.
>
> Finally Restart your Computer. Handwriting is now activated and a menu bar
> should appear on your desktop and/or in the menu task bar. (Look in the top
> center of the screen.)
>
> Open an Office program, such as word. Try using your pen to write something.
> If it doesn't work, select Writing Pad from the tool bar. Note -- If you want
> the image of what you write to be placed in the document, click on the inkpot
> button. Otherwise what you write will be converted to text and inserted into
> the document.
>
> I hope this helps others and saves them the day of research it took me to
> fix the problem!
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------
>
> To answer your 4th question, probably not as Xp is going the way of the dodo
> bird.
>
> I ended up upgrading my system (it was having mucho problems) and converting
> over to Vista 64-bit. I am happy with the upgrade.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Karla
>
>
>
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