Windows 10: Upgrade 9 new notebooks to pro

I want to upgrade 9 new Lenovo notebooks from Home to pro. How do I determine the product key/ID?

How can I pay w/ a company credit card that is not in my name?

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Can a Notebook 9 Pro work as a tablet on a Macbook Pro?

Hello all,
I am a digital illustrator, and I recently purchased a Samsung Notebook 9 Pro for its 2-in-1 capabilities that are useful for an artist. With it, I can illustrate on the screen directly, which I haven't been able to do up to this point. For the past decade
I've been using a 2009 Macbook Pro with an Intuos4 Tablet, so this is a big change for me going from macOS to Windows. I've discovered that there are critical things that are easier to do on a Mac than on Windows, such as panning through Adobe software like
Photoshop with a touchpad, which is important for me as an artist. I rely on the Adobe Suite for my work, and my research hasn't revealed any solution to some of the problems I've faced, as well as having to adjust myself to an entirely different OS.
I'm now trying to determine whether to return my newly purchased Notebook and get another Apple product. What I want to know is whether I can use the Notebook as though it were a Wacom Cintiq by hooking it up to my Macbook Pro and illustrating on the
Notebook Pro so that the work I do translates over to the Mac screen. The Notebook has the same EMR technology that Wacom technology has, so instead of buying a Cintiq, I thought using my Notebook would be suitable. This way I also have a backup computer in
case my Mac dies.
I also hope that I would be able to use some of the Mac features such as it's touchpad and various hotkeys that are absent on WIndows, while I could do my illustrative work on the Notebook in tablet mode.

• will these two computers work harmoniously with each other in the way I am suggesting, and if so, what do I need to make this happen?
  
• Can anyone tell me what limitations I will encounter in doing this that I wouldn't if I simply purchased a Cintiq for my Macbook Pro?
  
• What advantages or disadvantages do you imagine I'll face in what I am trying to do?
  

Any thoughts or feedback would be greatly appreciated.

 

Computex 2017: Samsung introduces the new Notebook 9 Pro

Source: Computex 2017: Samsung introduces the new Notebook 9 Pro powered by Windows 10 - Windows Experience Blog

 

Can a stylus and touch screen be used at the exact same time on a Notebook 9 Pro?

I have purchased a Notebook 9 Pro, and when I work in Photoshop, I would like with one hand to be working on something with the stylus such as an illustration, and with the other hand pinching and zooming around the canvas. I went into the settings
for 'Pen & Windows Ink' and unchecked 'ignore touch input when using my pen.' That did not seem to solve the problem. As it stands, I have to constantly lift my stylus if I want to use my other hand to adjust the canvas.

• Is there any way I can do both of these actions at the same time?
  
• What way(s) can I solve this problem of needing to do both of these things at the same time?
  
• If this is impossible to do on the Notebook 9 Pro, would a feature like this be available on any other devices that come to mind?
  

If anyone has any thoughts, I will gladly hear them. Thank you all for your help.