Pen

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pen One type of pointing device (sometimes called a "stylus") used with an X-Y digitizing tablet. It has a pencil-like feel which makes it ideal for free-hand drawing. (See also: pointing device, puck) ...

The Wacom DTZ-2100 Pen Display is now available for purchase for use with ArcSketch.

pen plotter. A plotter that uses pens as drawing elements. pixel. Short for "picture element." The smallest discrete element which makes up a raster image. Refers also to individual grid cells in a raster. planimetric data.

Using the eraser tool with a pen width of six, erase the fragmented pixels in the region where the text appeared. Then, using the eraser tool with a pen width of one, careful scribe white lines between any contour lines that appear to be touching.

You can use the pen to write notes, write a quick e-mail message, look up a phone number, or check the weather forecast. For an additional fee of $19.

Versa Litepad from NEC Solutions America is a Tablet PC combining pen-based computing with Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition software. Weighing 2.2 pounds, it features a 10.

Edwin Whitefield for instance, one of the more prolific 19th century American pictorial map artists, would require about 200 subscribers before he put pen to paper.

Maps have traditionally been made using pen and paper, but the advent and spread of computers has revolutionized cartography.

" Double click on the line symbol again to bring up the "Pen Palette," as before you must choose the Paintbrush icon to get the "Color Palette." Select Purple (6th row from the top, 4th square from the left).

Reduced plotting time: simplification reduces the number of (x,y) coordinate pairs, increasing the plotting speed (a faster pen speed also improves the aesthetic qualities of the line). 2.

reference system lets us compare the positions or elevations of different features in different places. For instance, using absolute elevations, you could compare the elevation of your desk, in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, to the elevation of a pen ...

Since the thinnest pen line width is presumed to be one fortieth of an inch, it is impossible to accurately represent the alignment of these two centerlines and still have a visible gap between them. To do this takes a smaller map scale (< 1:24000).

See also: Feature, Image, Symbol, Information, Object