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EasyBall Cursor Scheme Used by EasyBall and Mouse

Article ID: 178992

Article Last Modified on 8/17/2005


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SYMPTOMS

If you use the mouse to select an EasyBall cursor scheme in Pointerland, the cursor scheme you select in Pointerland is used by both the EasyBall and the mouse.

CAUSE

The Multiple Input Device Driver (MIDD) automatically assigns the cursor scheme you select in Pointerland to the pointing device you use to select the cursor scheme.

RESOLUTION

To prevent this issue from occurring, use the EasyBall to select a cursor scheme in Pointerland.

To restore the cursor scheme used by the mouse and keep the cursor scheme selected in Pointerland, move the pointer with the mouse, move the pointer with the EasyBall, and then move the pointer with the mouse again.

The cursor scheme used by the mouse is restored the second time you move the mouse.

MORE INFORMATION

For more information about how to change EasyBall cursor schemes, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

177041 Cannot Change EasyBall Pointer When Using Intellipoint Software

166033 Installing Intellipoint May Disable EasyBall Custom Pointers


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