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Cursor disappears
Hi all -
My cursor disappears when I am using Notebook 10.7.154
Is there a way to avoid this?
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Permalink Reply by Toni Olivieri-Barton on -
I need to know this too! Thanks for asking the question. Wish I had the answer.
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Permalink Reply by Ann Zimmer on
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Ditto, cursor is gone on the computer screen...... feel like my hands are tied
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Permalink Reply by Brad Nikunen on -
Hmmmm? Now that you say this I have same problem and I think I have just grown accustomed to it. If you have the same problem as me, I will click on Notebook files background and won't see cursor. Curious too.
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Permalink Reply by Charles Tighe on -
I'm writing a note to Smart to find out....
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Permalink Reply by Obe Hostetter on -
Not sure if this will help or not but it does help our orientation problems. Our Epson projectors work best with 1024 X 768 resolution even though our MACs can handle more. As a result, most of our teachers use this setting.
1. Click on apple-system preferenences-displays.
2. Select arrangment tab and then check the box to mirror displays.
3. Select 1024 X 768 (stretched) for both windows. click on detect displays.
4. If you have issues, try different refresh rates.
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