Add app instructions on enabling Windows Ink

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 first before continuing.**
 - Also check out [Windows App Specific FAQ]({% link _wiki/FAQ/WindowsAppSpecific.md %}) for app-specific instructions.
 
-
 ### My tablet is supported but not detected? {#troubleshooting}
 
 Read [General FAQ]({% link _wiki/FAQ/General.md %}#tablet-not-detected) first before continuing below if you haven't already.
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 OpenTabletDriver has no built-in support for pressure on Windows due to external dependencies that cannot be bundled with the driver. Follow the instructions below to enable pressure support:
 
 - Install [VMulti Driver](https://github.com/X9VoiD/vmulti-bin/releases/latest).
-- Install and follow instructions from [WindowsInk wiki](https://github.com/X9VoiD/VoiDPlugins/wiki/WindowsInk).
-- [Make sure that the application you are trying to draw with is configured to work with Windows Ink API]({% link _wiki/Documentation/WindowsInk.md %}#configure-apps)
+- Install and follow instructions from [WindowsInk plugin wiki](https://github.com/X9VoiD/VoiDPlugins/wiki/WindowsInk).
+- Configure your application to use Windows Ink API. See [here]({% link _wiki/FAQ/WindowsAppSpecific.md %}#art-programs) for app-specific configuration instructions.
 
 ### What is convert_to_portable.bat? {#userdata}
 

site/_wiki/FAQ/WindowsAppSpecific.md

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 title: Windows App-specific FAQ
 ---
 
+## Games
+
 ### osu!stable {#osustable}
 
 #### No input from my tablet is detected
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 There is **NO** fix for this. All other drivers that rely on VMulti to send input are also affected without exception. This includes the original TabletDriver (Hawku, Devocub, etc.), XP-Pen, Huion, Gaomon, Veikk, etc.
 
 As a workaround, do not use "Left Click" as your binding to "Fire" action. Instead, use an unused keyboard key then go to OpenTabletDriver and change your "Left Click" binding to that unused keyboard key.
+
+## Art Programs
+
+Use [Windows Ink](https://github.com/X9VoiD/VoiDPlugins/wiki/WindowsInk) plugin to enable pressure support.
+
+### Clip Studio Paint
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+Clip Studio Paint should be using Windows Ink by default. If you are still experiencing lack of pen
+pressure, do the following:
+
+1. Open Clip Studio Paint
+2. Go to `File > Preferences > Tablet`
+3. Under `Tablet Service`, select `Tablet PC`
+
+No need to restart the application.
+
+### Photoshop CC
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+If Photoshop CC is not detecting pressure, try the following:
+
+1. Go to `%appdata%\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2023\Adobe Photoshop 2023 Settings`
+2. Check if there is a file called `PSUserConfig.txt`. If there is, open it. If not, create it.
+3. Add the following lines to the file:
+```sh
+# Use Windows Ink for tablet input
+UseSystemStylus 1
+```
+
+Replace `2023` with your version number if you're using a different version of Photoshop CC.
+
+### Krita
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+1. Open Krita
+2. Go to `Settings > Configure Krita...`
+3. Go to `Tablet Settings`
+4. Under Tablet Input API, select `Windows 8+ Pointer Input (Windows Ink)`
+5. Click `OK`
+6. Restart Krita
+
+### GIMP
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+Use GIMP 2.99 to have Windows Ink support. GIMP 2.10 and below does not support Windows Ink.
+
+### FireAlpaca
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+1. Open FireAlpaca
+2. Go to `File > Brush Environment Settings`
+3. For `Select Pen Pressure API`, select any option that includes `TabletPC`
+
+### Paint Tool SAI
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+This program does not support Windows Ink. Use Paint Tool SAI 2 instead if you wish to remain using
+Paint Tool SAI programs. If you have a license already for SAI 1, you may use it to upgrade to SAI
+2 for free. Please refer to the [official website](https://www.systemax.jp/en/sai/devdept.html)
+for more information.
+
+### Paint Tool SAI 2
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+1. Open Paint Tool SAI 2
+2. Go to `Other > Options`
+3. Click `Pen Tablet`
+4. Select `Use Windows API (For Windows Vista or later)`
+5. Click `Ok`, then restart Paint Tool SAI 2
+
+### MediBang Paint
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+1. Open MediBang Paint
+2. Go to `File > Brush Environment Settings`
+3. Enable `Validate native OS pen pressure detection`
+4. Click `OK`
+
+No need to restart the application.
+
+### Corel Painter
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+1. Open Corel Painter
+2. Go to `Edit > Preferences > Tablet...`
+3. Click `RTS-compatible device (Real-Time Stylus)`
+4. Click `OK`, then restart Corel Painter
+
+### Rebelle
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+1. Open Rebelle
+2. Go to `Edit > Preferences`
+3. Click `Tablet`
+4. Select `Windows 8+ Pointer Input` or `Windows Ink Compatible`
+5. Click `OK`, then restart Rebelle
+
+### Affinity Photo / Designer
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+1. Open Affinity Photo / Designer
+2. Go to `Edit > Settings`
+3. Click `Tools`
+4. For `Tablet Input Method`, select `Windows Ink`
+5. Click `OK`, then restart Affinity Photo / Designer
+
+### ArtRage
+
+#### Configure for Windows Ink
+
+1. Open ArtRage
+2. Go to `Edit > ArtRage Preferences > Input Device`
+3. Uncheck `Use WinTab`
+4. Click `OK`, then restart ArtRage