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  3. July 2008

Re: Environments ... big iron & desktop (was: *** ADMIN: EGLvs.<anything> == Off Topic -- REVERSAL)

Loyd wrote:
In my opinion the extra real estate greatly outweighs lost mouse
pointers and I lose mine all the time. Not to mention looking at one
screen and finding out what I typed appeared in a window on the other
screen.

I need window focus to follow my eyes. :)

All -

(Off topic, but here's a simple way to locate the mouse pointer in Windows)

Open Mouse Properties, click the Pointer Options tab,
Check the checkbox that says 'Show the location of pointer when I press the
CTRL key' and click Apply.

Now press the CTRL key - you'll see that it now produces a bulls eye over
the mouse pointer each time that CTRL is pressed, making it easy to locate.

- sjl





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