I have a tablet laptop running Windows 10, which supports touch and stylus input.
I’d like to use this like a drawing pad (e.g. Wacom tablet or similar) for my desktop PC.
Would this be possible, and if so, how?
Answer
There’s an app called VirtualTablet that I believe does what you’re asking. You install it on your tablet/laptop and on your desktop, and it lets you use the tablet as an input for the desktop. It won’t have all of the features of a drawing tablet, and there might be some lag depending on the quality of your connection, but from my brief experience it gets the job done!
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