nelsondewey
Bit poster
On a fairly regular basis, I will be working in Photoshop or Flash or Word in WindowsXP, and a second cursor will appear. It seems to be the Mac (solid black) cursor.
The Windows cursor (in the Windows desktop and windows) seems to control the Mac cursor in the Mac desktop.
If I click the Windows cursor and the Mac cursor is over a Mac desktop item - or a Dock icon - the Mac item is also clicked!
I don't know what action - if any - makes the extra cursor appear. Since I'm concentrating on what I'm doing in Windows, I often am not aware of it until some Mac file or software is activated. Sometimes the Mac cursor isn't visible - but I can "see" it by the effect it has on Mac desktop items.
Once I notice the extra cursor, I can usually make it go away by moving the Windows cursor to the edge or corner of the window I happen to be in... but it's only a temporary fix. Rebooting Windows seems to be the only way to deal with it. Very much a nuisance.
While on the subject of cursors: it's annoying, when switching back and forth from Windows to Mac (control+alt), to have to go looking for the Mac cursor; having it appear near the spot the "old" cursor was last located would be so much handier.
The Windows cursor (in the Windows desktop and windows) seems to control the Mac cursor in the Mac desktop.
If I click the Windows cursor and the Mac cursor is over a Mac desktop item - or a Dock icon - the Mac item is also clicked!
I don't know what action - if any - makes the extra cursor appear. Since I'm concentrating on what I'm doing in Windows, I often am not aware of it until some Mac file or software is activated. Sometimes the Mac cursor isn't visible - but I can "see" it by the effect it has on Mac desktop items.
Once I notice the extra cursor, I can usually make it go away by moving the Windows cursor to the edge or corner of the window I happen to be in... but it's only a temporary fix. Rebooting Windows seems to be the only way to deal with it. Very much a nuisance.
While on the subject of cursors: it's annoying, when switching back and forth from Windows to Mac (control+alt), to have to go looking for the Mac cursor; having it appear near the spot the "old" cursor was last located would be so much handier.