You could always turn off cursor tracking before sending your email
by hitting vo-f3. Then the cursors would no longer track one
another, and you shouldn't wind up in the finder. I've seen this
behavior with programs from time to time, but generally i don't have
all cursors follow each other, so a quick move vo to mouse or
keyboard focus solves the problem.
On Jan 6, 2006, at 8:10 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
Folks, got a question regarding all these tracking options. I have
found that for some apps I really need to have VO set to have the
mouse track VO's cursor. I actually have everything set to track
everything, I mean all of the options are checked. The only problem
I have run into is that if for example I'm typing this message, I
click send, then I'm all the sudden in the finder, not in mail.
This behavior reverts back to me staying in the mail program once
the mouse cursor tracks VO cursor is unchecked. I'm wondering if
their a way to have my cake and eat it too. It seems having this
option set is good, but has some undesired effects, but well ay
maybe that's just the way it is. Be nice if you could turn that
option on/off on the fly perhaps. Any thoughts appreciated.
Scott
