Any ideas?
Chris Neary
"Brian" <Bri...@cvfreightliner.com> wrote in message
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>AFAIK the mouse pointer is a hardware sprite, if so it's part of the
>graphics card you are using. Try updating the graphics card driver.
Not in modern versions of windows - you can set any 'cur' file as the
pointer to use.
Such problems are often a result of the mouse driver and the video
driver arguing over which controls the pointer. It is easy to check on
- Control Panel - Display - Settings, Click Advanced, and on the
Troubleshoot page reduce the acceleration slider one notch or two. If
one does it, there is negligible loss of performance: if two are needed
look for updated video drivers from the maker's site.
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Alex Nichol MVP (Windows - File Systems)
Bournemouth, U.K. Al...@mvps.org