Wacom Inkspace is an app that helps you nurture work created on paper. You can transform handwritten notes into text; and turn sketches into image, vector or video file formats – ready to edit in your favorite creative programs.
The Wacom Inkspace app is for your Intuos Pro Paper edition, Bamboo Spark, Folio and Slate. Use the app to turn what you write or sketch on paper into digital ink directly on your Android device. Paper Mode Features. With included Inkspace App.: Export to PSD, SVG, PNG, JPG, WILL formats; Sync to your PC or Mac, store files up to 5 GB in Wacom cloud; Tablet stores up to 200 pages with unlimited layers.
My setup details:OS: Mac 10.12.3
Computer Hardware: Macbook Pro, late 2013
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Wacom Hardware: Intuos Pro Paper
Wacom Software: Inkspace
Zip file: WacomInkspaceApp_2.0.0.zip
When I download and unzip Inkspace from the Wacom website, I receive an error message from Mac OS. I can unzip the file, but when I try to run the software, I receive an error basically stating it does not work and the OS provides me a system error message with an actual button to 'move to trash'. If I hadn't paid for it, this error message would have been quite humorous. My computer wants to trash the Wacom Software as a favor to me.
The new Intuos Pro is working for me with the USB cable for retouching on Photoshop, however, the Paper upgrade/addition is giving me trouble. I can draw and store the image into the tablet, however without Inkspace desktop version for Mac, I have to use Inkspace App on my mobile device to upload my drawings there. Then I try to use the Inkspace browser version on my Mac to see if maybe it has synced from my phone. Nothing. No sync. So I can see my images on Inkspace Mobile, but not on the computer. I have to store the image to the phone memory, then upload to dropbox or drive, then download on my computer.
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I wish I could transfer the images from the tablet seamlessly via USB or wirelessly into a folder on my Mac, that would be ideal, but since that is not possible, it would be great if the Inkspace software worked. Whether by being able to install it on my Macbook Pro or syncing the images from mobile to the browser version.