You can configure a driver's use of Windows Ink:
For all applications
For specific applications
This allows you to have a baseline configuration and then modify the behavior for specific applications as needed.
In general for the tablet driver I recommend:
Enabling Windows Ink for all applications
Disabling Windows Ink for specific applications that need it.
Every driver has a different way of configuring it in their UI:
Wacom: Wacom Tablet Properties > Application
Huion: The drop-down with the gear icon at the top.
OpenTabletDriver: N/A - OTD does not support per-application Windows Ink configuration
Open the Wacom Tablet Properties app
Under Tool select your pen
If you have a pen tablet, go to the Mapping tab.
Or if you have a pen display, go to the Calibrate tab.
Set Use Windows Ink to turn on or off Windows Ink in the driver
Open the HuionTablet app
Navigate to Digital Pen
Under Press Key, use Enable Windows Ink to turn Windows Ink on or off in the driver
Open the PenTablet app
Navigate to Digital settings
Use Windows Ink to turn Windows Ink on or off in the driver
NOTE: To see the Windows Ink option, you have to install the OTD Windows Ink plug-in first.
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