Hitting Escape (I had to program one of the buttons on the Bamboo since I am usually holding it in my hands
while working) was the route I took. Will probably get used to it soon enough. Thanks again for the replies.

The reason I asked about this functionality is that my (emerging) workflow is as follows: I draw several beziers, then edit them. Sometimes I want to erase a couple I just drawn, so I don't select anything explicitly - the last drawn object is selected for me, which is mostly a good thing, but not i...

No, Bamboo doesn't have a wheel. And I can't use Ctrl key for the same reason I can't use plus and minus.
I configured the keys on the pad though. There's also a dropdown in the lower right corner, but the increment
is too small and I haven't figured yet if it can be adjusted.

Unfortunately it is not always an option for me, as my left hand is busy
sometimes with holding a wacom pad (it is a Bamboo with four buttons,
I haven't figured if it is possible to assign Zoom In/Out functionality
to two of them. Still would prefer to have on-screen controls anyway)

Oops, it is called Tool Controls toolbar, not Command Options toolbar. Sorry.

Hi again,

I would like very much to have "Zoom In"/"Zoom Out" icons that appear in the
Command Options toolbar to be available at one click all the time,
so in order to do a fast zoom in/out I don't need to switch a tool.

Thanks in advance.

Hello everybody,

Eraser tool always starts with erasing currently selected object,
which is sometimes not very convenient. Is there a way to configure
the tool to disrespect current selection?

Thanks in advance

4 clicks, of course, not 3. I tried to post mod with update, but it was too late. I just hurriedly and wrongly assumed that if Pencil tool doesn't have this functionality (and mode) where the end of the last segment automatically becomes the beginning of the next one, Pen wouldn't have it either. Th...

Hello everybody

I have many triangles to draw and was wondering if there's a way to do it
with just one click for each vertex. What I currently do is draw one straight
segment, release, aim as good as I can at the end of the segment I just drawn, ...

Thanks in advance.