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June 26th 08, 04:56 PM
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Mouse pointer jumps away.
This does not necessarily always happen but some times the mouse pointer jumps away to the top left corner area from where I click or even when I do not click anywhere but moving the pointer to certain direction. Is there a remedy to stop this from happening? -- churin 
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June 26th 08, 05:19 PM
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Mouse pointer jumps away.
"churin" wrote in message
... This does not necessarily always happen but some times the mouse pointer jumps away to the top left corner area from where I click or even when I do not click anywhere but moving the pointer to certain direction. Is there a remedy to stop this from happening? -- churin If you're using an optical mouse, consider the surface that it's on. This sort of behaviour can be caused by using the mouse on a somewhat reflective surface. Try a matte mousepad. HTH -pk
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June 26th 08, 05:37 PM
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Mouse pointer jumps away.
Patrick Keenan wrote:
"churin" wrote in message ... This does not necessarily always happen but some times the mouse pointer jumps away to the top left corner area from where I click or even when I do not click anywhere but moving the pointer to certain direction. Is there a remedy to stop this from happening? -- churin If you're using an optical mouse, consider the surface that it's on. This sort of behaviour can be caused by using the mouse on a somewhat reflective surface. Try a matte mousepad. HTH -pk Off-topic: This thread created by mistake. There is the same topic post about 20 threads up from here. I appreciate it if you would review what are posted there. Back to the topic: I am using a matte mousepad.
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June 26th 08, 05:49 PM
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Mouse pointer jumps away.
I am confused!! I thought this is a newsgoup other than msnewsgroup. It appears I am just posting on a same newsgroup from two different ways, one from a website and one from a news reader. But I wonder why another thread I created from a news reader is not shown on this website. Could anyone help? -- churin
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June 26th 08, 06:55 PM
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Mouse pointer jumps away.
churin wrote:
I am confused!! I thought this is a newsgoup other than msnewsgroup. It appears I am just posting on a same newsgroup from two different ways, one from a website and one from a news reader. But I wonder why another thread I created from a news reader is not shown on this website. Could anyone help? Yes. Forget using the web interface and use a newsreader. There are a multitude of choices. gls858
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May 2nd 11, 01:11 PM
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Mouse pointer jumps away.
Why are you replying to a 3 year old message ? On Sun, 01 May 2011 20:21:59 GMT, Catherine Gallagher wrote: I recommend StopMouseJumping to fix this problem: http://www.stopmousejumping.com/ On Thursday, June 26, 2008 12:56 PM churin wrote: This does not necessarily always happen but some times the mouse pointer jumps away to the top left corner area from where I click or even when I do not click anywhere but moving the pointer to certain direction. Is there a remedy to stop this from happening? -- churin On Thursday, June 26, 2008 1:19 PM Patrick Keenan wrote: If you are using an optical mouse, consider the surface that it is on. This sort of behaviour can be caused by using the mouse on a somewhat reflective surface. Try a matte mousepad. HTH -pk On Thursday, June 26, 2008 1:37 PM churin wrote: Patrick Keenan wrote: Off-topic: This thread created by mistake. There is the same topic post about 20 threads up from here. I appreciate it if you would review what are posted there. Back to the topic: I am using a matte mousepad. On Thursday, June 26, 2008 1:49 PM churin wrote: I am confused!! I thought this is a newsgoup other than msnewsgroup. It appears I am just posting on a same newsgroup from two different ways, one from a website and one from a news reader. But I wonder why another thread I created from a news reader is not shown on this website. Could anyone help? -- churin On Thursday, June 26, 2008 2:55 PM gls858 wrote: churin wrote: Yes. Forget using the web interface and use a newsreader. There are a multitude of choices. gls858
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