I must be able to go with my mouse pointer from one screen over to the other
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http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1071564&CatId=697\n\nThis is the card you need. Then when you get the card installed, just right click on your desktop and in your display settings just turn on the second monitor (if you have one hooked up. Then adjust settings to determine which is the right and left monitor and there you have it. Then your mouse and keyboard will both work for both monitors since your computer is just using one (simulated) super wide desktop that actually covers 2 monitors. For example if your mouse is on screen 1 and you move it to the right and off the edge of the screen, it will come up on the other computer.
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You require a KVM switch (keyboard video mouse).\nYou will also require cables to go with it.\nYou may get away with just the video cable in your case, but better have keyboard & mouse aswell, or you run the risk of a live keyboard with the Xbox display - who knows wahat might be accidentally pressed!
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Try holding the CTRL key down and turn the scroll wheel on your mouse.
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Just go to the control panel, and reinstall your mouse, that should fix your problem..Good Luck..
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move the left position to \nPrinter.CurrentY = 500
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That's me!\n\nAs you want to work with resource scripts in C++ anbd develop GUI's I must tell you first and foremost, you should MEMORIZE the function in the graphics.h file and their utilities and learn the use of initgraph() and SVGA.\nYou would probably not find the utility of MOUSE there, but I'll refer a good book - C 'Pearls' or you can mail me back to get the initmouse() function that basically uses DOS interrupts to generate the mouse cursor. The DOS interrupt number is 0x33 and there is no service number needed, just set the AX value in the INREGS register to 0 for init() and 1 for show() ..mouse functions. Experiment with different values to get more functions. Rem: values 0-9. Thus for all this get a grasp on assembly language with asm keyword. Also a must for this is dos.h, go through the help contents to learn intdosx() and intdos() functions.\n\nRemember for all this needs a good concept of DOS interrupt is needed.\n\nTo get a neat piano I designed in GUI or a few GUI DOS-based games mail me... till then happy C-ing!!
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Hold down the CTRL key & roll your mouse wheel.
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You can use HelpOnMyPC instead of Remote Assistance. By giving the helper permission to control your mouse and keyboard you enable him to do anything that you could do locally. It's like he was sitting next to you and you pass him the keyboard and mouse.\n\nYou can both watch the same screen while one of you drives the computer and either of you can disconnect at any time.\n\nHelpOnMyPC is free, requires no installation, is fully secure, opens no backdoor and works across firewalls and NATs.
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Well,\nThe Question is very vague.\n\nI believe we donot require any card for this,if you have connected the two monitors to a Laptop or a PC.\n\n* Try pressing the buttons <ctrl>,<alt> and <F1> simultaneously.\n* Try doing this at least 3 to 4 times.\n* This helps to toggle between the two screens.\n\nhope this works.
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I have tried for over two hours now to find such a setting, since i remebr something similar a long time a ago. i cannot find any setting on windows 98, 2000 or XP, that i know of that could do that.\n \nAt one point I thought it might be tweak UI but it couldn't be. The only thing i can think of is that you are using a laptop and your touchpad has a control program. if you are using a laptop go and check the touch pad configuration\n\nIf you aren't using a touchpad you might have installed extra software for the mouse, in which case you should check if it has such an option.\n\nI also saw on the net that people write programs to do exactly what you are complaining about and the charge $29.00 for thier programs. So also check if there is a third party mouse or configuration app running on the computer, especially if the person who owns the computer is slightly blind. \n\nIf i think of something else i'll come back.
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Go to the corner of the screen.  You will see a double-pointed arrow.  Drag the screen to the corner.  Repeat the other corners if needed.  It will stay put.\n-MM
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On my pc, you hold down the Crtl key and press Enter/Mouse click.  Hope this helps
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press the left key of the mouse then set as back gruond\n\nthank you
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The mouse made me do it!
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hit F5\nor F4\nuntil you get your display to show.\n\nYou may need to hold down the alt or a separate "F" key.\nOr "FN" key.\nLook next to your ctrl key for a 'special' key, usually a different color.  some computers require it to toggle between displays.\nTry any and all of the above and see if it does the trick.
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If you press alt-space, then M, you will be able to move the window using the arrow keys and can bring it back to the active display.
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Go to start-->control panel-->mouse--->pointer options\n-->click in the box that says "automatically click pointer to the default button..."