Hi, sounds you stumble over a known issue in GTK, read on in issue 496958.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=496958You would need to use a patched gtk lib (libgdk-win32-2.0-0.dll) to fix this
Bamboo issue
Here the important part from the issue referenced above:
You will also need a hex editor.
Open libgdk-win32-2.0-0.dll. When patching GIMP, open the file from
the bin directory inside the GIMP directory, this
version of the DLL should be 617992 bytes.
Menu search, goto.
Offset: 39180 for GIMP
Your cursor should now be at the hexadecimal offset you've entered, you should
see this sequence of bytes:
32 00 00 00 8B 4D 88 89 85 E4 FD FF FF B8 E1 15
Type 00 to overwrite the 32 at the start with 00. It will become red. Save the
file, close HxD and try the program again.
regards,
Martin
2008/7/31 c_b_ade <
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> Recently, I migrated my Wacom Intuos from a computer with Win XP Home
> (German, fully patched, no SP 3) to another computer with Win XP Home
> (German, fully patched, no SP 3). The following error message migrated
> with the tablet: "Fehler beim Verarbeiten von ...\decicerc ...
> unexpected character'(', expected string constant - Schwerwiegender
> Syntaxanalyefehler". But everything works fine, including pressure
> sensitivity. In Configuration Dialog "Erweiterte Eingabegeräte", there
> are a lot of funny characters after "WACOM Tablet".
> It has the latest driver installed, 6.06-4aWindows_Wacom, for Intuos.
> All in all, no problem, but a hint that something ist not perfect.
>
> I use the latest available GIMP for Windows (version 2.4.6) - a
> wonderful program ...
>
> Now the real problem:
> On my XP Home-computer I installed a Wacom Bamboo tablet - somewhat
> larger, also with the latest driver: cons5.08-2a_int (it's a lower
> driver series apparently because Bamboo is not a 'professional'
> tablet). Initially, there was no pressure sensitivity; this works now
> after re-installing the driver about 5 or 6 times ... BUT the cursor
> becomes very trembling, moves about in erratic fashion and so on.
> After a certain time, pressing the <Win> key etc. etc., I can draw
> with it for a while, then the wobbling starts over again.
>
> This seems to be a problem of WACOM (?). Does anybody know about this ?
>
>
>
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