Why is the arrow which represents the mouse on screen tilted to the left but when its the hand it is not?
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Hi,\n\nThis simply some userinterface ideology.\n\nIF your right handed it is theoretically correct to make the pointer to the left.\n\nIt is because when you right with a pencil, and your using your right hand... Notice the direction of the pencil is pointing.. Yes to the left.\n\nIf your left handed and wishing to change the pointer, you need to goto START/CONTROL PANEL/Mouse\n\nIn that setting, you can indicate that your left handed.\nThe pointer will change
705110
That happen to my computer one time and I just turn the monitor upside down. I findly Reinstalled Window and fixed it...
488275
I don't think people understand that you meant a down arrow symbol, as opposed to a down arrow button for scrolling down. \n\nYou could always resort to using a lower-case v.\n\nLook : < > ^ v    <---- Isn't it cute? It's a wee little v!
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i didn't realise that there was any particular way to  make the sign,i've seen many different people use both hands!\n\nand if you're making the sign of the cross to ward off evil spirits you use both hands and it doesn't matter which is in front!
467009
move your cursor slowly to the edge, and when you see the little arrows pointing both ways, hold down the left button and move it toward the edge, you just rezized is all
681618
try to hold control button down and roll the mouse wheel at the same time. that may work, good luck..
64465
You probably need to adjust your mouse properties by going to Start > Control Panel and going to Mouse then go to the Buttons tab and there you should be able to adjust them.  My guess is the left click has been changed to open the right click options, if you don't want to manually fuss with changing it, you can just click the "Restore Defaults" button at the bottom and all should be as it was.\n\nSince your left click currently isn't working in order to open Mouse properties just left click on it (which is currently set as right click) and select Open.\n\nOkay, if you have been using System Restore (even if you haven't Windows puts in some restore points for you) you can try restoring your PC to an earlier time before you started having this problem.  If you recently updated the drivers that could very well be the problem (may not be but it could be) so either install the previous version of the driver or try using System Restore.  See if any of that works.
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Usually there is an adjustment for the driver that operates it. Check your Windows Control Panel to see if there is anything there referencing a mouse or pointing device.
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If you're using Nvidia as your VGA, you can turn your screen upside down. Install the driver first, the UI is there. If you notice a logo of Nvidia on your taskbar (the one where the PC clock is), rigth click on it find the Rotation Settings, and there is 4 option you can choose to turn your screen 0 (normal), 90, 180, and 270).\n\nIf you're using ATI, I don't know
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Its the right or left index finger (depending if you are a right handed or a left handed person) its the finger which you use to click the mouse or scroll on a mouse pad that gets stressed and also ergonomically speaking overworked when you use a mouse.
45802
You might need to use a software to configure the mouse to do what you want.\n\nFirst look at the software that came with your mouse and see if it has any utilities that will configure the mouse.\n\nThere are some programs that will configure your mouse, you might download one of this programs to configure the mouse as you like.
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I am the opposite of you. I am a left handed but i mostly do things with my right, I've been told that such persons who use both hands for something are balanced, they don't do everything with one hand. :)
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Screen rotation doesn't work on all Macs, but here's what you do:\n\n1.  Click on the Apple menu (  ) and select "System Preferences..." from the list.\n\n2.  Hold down the Option (alt) key and select "Displays".\nYou'll see a new "Rotate" menu option.  Click on the drop-down menu choose a rotation angle.  You've got a choice between 90, 180 or 270 degrees.\nhttp://www.123macmini.com/news/images/rotate2.jpg
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Put your mouse on the top of it until it looks like an arrow pointing both up and down.  Left click, hold, and drag down.
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I hope I'm wrong, But if the bars that you are talking about are on both sides, that means that the circutry that explands the horizontal are defective... if it is a desktop, try a different monitor, probably you'll find out that the problem goes away, which only means that is time for an upgrade... if it is on a laptop... is even worse... you'd have to find someone to repair it... but like I said, hopefully I'm wrong...
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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.
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I had this happen once (thanks to my two year old playing with the computer).  The way I fixed it was to right click on the desktop and choose Graphics Options.  Then chose Rotation and set it back to Normal.  I am using Windows XP Home Edition.  I hope this helps!