The first screen you see is the Basic Training screen. The second screen capture is about holding the pen properly. Of course we all have our own ways of holding our pens, but this is a good point of reference. I hold my pen in a particular way and still the Intuos3 did quite well, so this is just a guideline for use.

These tutorials are the last part of the entire. There are four extended tutorials, which average about 3 minutes each. These extended tutorials cover the pen, mouse, tablet functions, and application-specific settings. I certainly recommend you view these last four tutorials, if any. They are very helpful and will give you a better idea of just how advanced the Intuos3 pen table can become.

As if Wacom couldn't be more generous in offering the user several tutorials, they also created some application-specific tuturials for programs such as Photoshop, Flash, Painter Essentials 2.0, and nik Efex.