Using SBP 2010 on my new Windows 7 computer I can’t right click in SBP with my Intuos 3 pen. I can right click in other programs with the pen, and I can right click in SBP with my mouse (even the Intuos mouse - after dusting it off;) ). I tried the wacom settings, they looked right, and I even switched them around with no luck.

When I press the R-click button while in SBP, instead of bringing up the little menu (which I liked) it just draws as if I have 0 pressure (the lightest line the brush will do) - unless I press down, then in gets thicker. So it almost seems like it’s just regular left clicking, except if I switch that button to regular click (or click with my mouse) the line gets drawn at maximum pressure. This same behavior happens when I use the double click button.

I don’t have any mappings for specific applications, everything is just applied to “All.” I did try creating one for SBP, but that did not help.

Anybody have any ideas as to what might be going on?

Same issue, except with Intuos4. Win7 as well. I have one of my pen buttons mapped to right click in the Wacom control panel, and it works correctly everywhere else, but in SBP the pen button starts drawing, again as if it’s throwing a low pressure left click.

Using current drivers, 6.1.5-3a from Wacom.

Fixed this issue on my machine by doing the following:
>Control Panel
>Programs and Features
>Turn Windows features on or off
>unclick Tablet PC Components
>Restart
The right click on the pen should now be working.

I recently installed Sketchbook Designer 2011 and was in the process of setting up my 21UX Cintiq to use with it.  I mapped the ‘b’ key to the front pen button and undo ‘ctrl-z’ to the back button and neither work.  I have the same setup in Sketchbook Pro and the pen/input works as expected.  If I use the keys on the keyboard or the expresskeys on the side then the commands work.  I have tried all Wacom troubleshooting tips with no success.  Kind of the same issue, any success fixing it?

-NBreslow