#Mouseless curser disappears pro#

#Mouseless curser disappears pro#

This will prevent the cursor from jumping to the default button of the login window, thus reawakening the screen in some situationsLazyMouse was forcing the new 2010 MacBook Pro to use its NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M graphics card all the time.

This should be fixed.fixed snapping to the Replace button in the Finder’s Copy window, which somehow broke some time around 10.6.5fixed a bug that could cause ignored applications to not be ignoredseveral under-the-hood improvements ChangesĪdded a check to prevent the cursor from being moved if the display has been put to sleep.

We really suggest trying LazyMouse out to see if you really need it or not.Īdded a check to prevent the cursor from being moved if the display has been put to sleep. However, most users, accustomed to moving their cursor around, might get a bit discouraged by it. LazyMouse will appeal to users who hate moving their cursor around and like having it point right to where they need to click. Method 2: You may also try using the different combination of the Function keys. Also check if there are other enabling/disabling options after using the touchscreen mode. Then click Apply and Ok to save the changes. You can have it play a sound every time the mouse is moved, although we discourage you doing that, as it gets a bit annoying after a while. I wrote a blog post a while back about the disappearing mouse cursor in Visual Studio on virtual machines that Id connect to using remote desktop. Then remove check mark next to Hide Mouse pointer when typing option.