Why the mouse cursor always points left rather than straight or right?
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The mouse pointers, animations, and cursors are all bitmaps to be used by windows.  Meaning they are static pictures you cannot change and they were just designed that way.  I've noticed it too.\n\nI always wanted to see one that would flip from side to side depending on where  you are on the screen.
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change mouse settings in control panel . You can configure the sam e there.\n\nShrikant
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i belive u'r not able to explain what u actually needed.. hence u get the first answer just like that.. but still i think this 'll solve u'r prob..:-\n\nu should check for the hit test of the accessible object to recognise mouse coordinates and do the req. events\nhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.accessibleobject.hittest.aspx\n\nu again can use the mouse events check this link out:-\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wcemultimedia5/html/wce50concapturingkeyboardandmouseevents.asp\n\nwell one more thing u can do is just describe your problem once again by editing this question or contacting me by mail..\nwell best of luck
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Your Monitor is set to vertical Spanning (The Graphics CArd thinks you are using two MOnitors) When The mouse is moved to the right it was suppose to appear on the second screen.\n\nUse the Graphics properties to turn of Vertical Spanning.
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besides "left" and "right"???
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The same trick noted before works for a tablet as it does for a mouse; hold down the shift key while drawing your line with your tablet and it will remain straight.
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Its simple.... your fone must have that facility...\nThere is an option in the "SYMBOLS" it appears like an Arrow mark".... Most often in the fones it would be in last.\nIf you select that your text cursor will blink in the next line.. Try it...\n\n      - Jin
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use the right mouse button then explore
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There is probably a driver to control that. I have a gateway, and its probably the settings thats wrong. Try going to the control panel, get to the mouse settings, and clicking on the tab that says DEVICE SETTINGS. then click settings. you should have a window full of mouse and scrolling settings. \n\nYou need to be useing Synaptics for this to work properly.
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if you left click an icon once does it become highlighted.\n\nIf so there is nothing wrong with the left click of your mouse. \n\nIf you left click on it once and it becomes highlighted and you press enter, does the program open?\n\nIf yes, then you aren't double clicking (left clicking twice in a row, fast) fast enough. Remember you have to double click when you use the left mouse button (it wouldn't be the first time some has had to be told).\n\n(Assuming windows XP) if you want to turn on one click using the left mouse button do the following. START goto CONTROL PANEL.\nSWITCH to CLASSIC VIEW on the left hand side (if it's in catagory view else do nothing). Then open FOLDER OPTIONS (its also available on the TOOLS menu of any folder). where it says CLICK ITEMS AS FOLLOWS slect the option box titled SINGLE CLICK TO OPEN ITEMS (point to select), Click Apply And then OK.\n\nIf you don't want to enable single click, goto CONTROL PANEL, open MOUSE, in the 2nd box label marked DOUBLE CLICK  SPEED and adjust the slider towords slow. APPLY and OK.\n\nIf your left click button doesn't work you are going to have hard time using Windows and following the above instructions. in that case BUY A NEW MOUSE, they start at about $5 i think. \n\nIf you are in a finabcial bind borrow a mouse from someone, Goto CONTROL PANEL, gotot MOUSE. In the  1st box (BOX CONFIGURATION), check the check box marked SWITCH PRIMARY AND SECONDARY BUTTONS, APPLY and OK (you actually can just press OK everytime without worring about apply, but it's a safer option). When you're done give the persons mouse back and save for a new one.
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Not really. Something similar happened with an old Toshiba notebook I had. If you don't want to replace the trackpoint, I suggest you disable it (via the software or Control Panel) and use a USB optical mouse instead. A cheap and easy solution.
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Dunno...but the obvious solution is to try a different mouse.\nSometimes if I have the cursor move on its own, a tap of the mouse helps.\nAlso some devices tend to prefer other USB ports, ie the main pc one over a PCI USB card.   Try swopping things round.\nI had a printer that crashed the PC if it were run off the PCI card, so I moved it to the built-in ports.
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You may use Javascript for it. But my advice is that you should noy change default cursor, people navigating on a website find it inconvinient
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press the left key of the mouse then set as back gruond\n\nthank you
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find the mouse program in control panel and choose the mouse pointer you want.
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Yes, if it's an optical mouse, this is a fairly common occurrence (depending on what kind of surface the mouse is on). Sometimes the camera gets stuck in a sort of loop that makes the mouse think it's still moving when it's not. This happens to me sometimes. If it really bothers you, try getting a mousepad designed for optical mice.
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Perhaps you have accidentally changed a setting.  Go to Start > Control Panel > Mouse and check the settings there.  The settings will vary from Mouse to Mouse and model to model but there should be an option somewhere that says Switch primary and secondary buttons, if that is checked, uncheck it.  But, my guess is that it has to be some setting that you changed.  If you can provide the model name and number of your particular mouse, I might be able to help more.