Tablet/Netbook experiences

[vAfotoriporter]

Has anyone tried using PM on an Archos 9 tablet? It runs Windows 7 and has a 8.9" touch screen, 60GB HDD and a USB but I have nor experience with it neither any source to test it.

I use PM on an EeePC 1000HE 10" netbook, it is a quite good compromise in size and usefulness. Some windows are a bit off the screen tough.

[Kirk Baker]

Has anyone tried using PM on an Archos 9 tablet? It runs Windows 7 and has a 8.9" touch screen, 60GB HDD and a USB but I have nor experience with it neither any source to test it.

I use PM on an EeePC 1000HE 10" netbook, it is a quite good compromise in size and usefulness. Some windows are a bit off the screen tough.

Which windows/dialogs don't fit?  If you auto-hide the taskbar, all windows/dialogs in PM 4.6.1 and higher should fit or can be resized to fit.

-Kirk

[vAfotoriporter]

Has anyone tried using PM on an Archos 9 tablet? It runs Windows 7 and has a 8.9" touch screen, 60GB HDD and a USB but I have nor experience with it neither any source to test it.

I use PM on an EeePC 1000HE 10" netbook, it is a quite good compromise in size and usefulness. Some windows are a bit off the screen tough.

Which windows/dialogs don't fit?  If you auto-hide the taskbar, all windows/dialogs in PM 4.6.1 and higher should fit or can be resized to fit.

-Kirk

I think it was the IPTC stationery pad for the ingest and I could not manage to see the buttons on the bottom of the window.

I will check it and refer on this.

[vAfotoriporter]

It was my mistake. The IPTC Stationery is really resizeable and this solves the issue.
Thanks a lot!