These are the tools that I use most often, and mimics the buttons that I use on the Cintiq. If you feel the need to change the buttons, you can edit the ArtDock.ahk with notepad. This give you the biggest and cleanest work area, for a small screen like this. Lastly, the bottom buttons are to hide/unhide the UI to maximize screen space, and zoom to full view. I put Save As, as one of the buttons, because I am a little bit of a save freak, and like to save versions rather than save over files. The Move/Rotate/Scale is also a tool that I can't live without, and deserved it's own button. Zoom and move view is also something that I use constantly, as well as the eyedropper for sampling colors when painting. I use it to switch between pencil and eraser, or between 2 paint brushes when painting and coloring. The Last Used Brush tool is one of my most used tools. Undo is lower because it's easier to get to with my thumb, and I use it far more than I use redo. I've put my most commonly used tools where my natural thumb is when holding the device. The tools on this Artdock should be pretty self explanatory. If you have a Surface Pro, and have tried it out, please comment below!

Since I don't have a Surface Pro, I can't tell for sure. This should work on Surface Pro as well, since they have similar resolution and screen size, and the original script that I modified from was for the Surface Pro. I'm not sure if anyone else will find either dock useful, but figure I'd share them anyway.

The beauty of Sketchbook, is in it's simple and visual interface, and I find a graphical Artdock interface work well for my workflow. I found that when drawing and painting, I need a visual interface, using text icons just hurts my brain and slows me down. I created a boring text bar first (right), but then created an image only tool bar (left). As much as I would like to use Artdock with Photoshop, I just find it impossible to work without a keyboard. Since I use Sketchbook Pro for 99% of my art, I got rid of the other programs with Artdock, and made it my perfect tool bar for Sketchbook Pro. Essentially it gives you a bunch of hotkey buttons on the side of the screen, so that you can work without the keyboard. Someone made an Artdock for the Microsoft Surface Pro, and it worked on the Ativ Pro, but I didn't like the layout, and it did not have my most commonly used functions.

I previously had the Samsung Series 7 Slate, and used Artdock for it. Artdock a great tool that allows you to disable touch for the tablet, except for the shortcut Artdock buttons. I've been using the Samsung Ativ Pro as my main home laptop/tablet, it's a great artist tool and computer.

Sketchbook pro 6 screen