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Good job....most of us can't do it that well fully awake! Sue2

Illustrator can be run on a tablet but I don't think I would want to. It's so key stroke and mouse combination heavy in it's natural state that the way they have to get around that on a touchscreen looks unhandy. I tried out a Wacom tablet one year but it was about the same way and you have to use a key on the side whilst pressing in and dragging there etc. Didn't care to re-learn what took me so long to get good at in the first place so I sent it back. That plus the fact I soon learned I have almost no natural talent to draw freestyle by hand. He he he.

I know of no cutting software from a tablet. Most cutters require a serial or usb port, which can be lacking on some tablets. The design software you get for tablets can be vector, but is going to be more primitive. I'm like Dakotagrafx, I like big screens. I use two 42" hdtv's as monitors. One is in front of me, and the other is to the right in portrait mode hanging on the wall. If you need a tablet for portable and school, get one, but budget a cheap desktop to stay with the cutter, drive the cutter and be more or less permanent. A Win PC good enough to drive the cutter can be cheap. A dirt cheap one, used maybe, say 100 bucks or less, would be enough. Win 7 is still good enough. If you can find a vector design tool for the tablet, then you can design on the go and cut from the shop. The vector app will have to spit out a format the cutting software can deal with.

Do you have those instructions saved off some place and just copy and paste them here? Those instructions should just be at the top of the forums on every page. ha!