Thanks for the observation Dan. I guess that when I see things start to act skittsh I usually can get control by turning VoiceOver on and off, or I check that I'm where I expect to be. I'll keep this in mind, though. I find that having the two cursor tracking settings works reliably in some cases where issuing control-option command-F5 or control-option shift command-F5 doesn't work to move mouse to VoiceOver cursor or VoiceOver cursor to mouse cursor.
Cheers, Esther On Sunday, September 23, 2007, at 06:31PM, "Dan Keys" wrote: >Hello, >Hey esther, your message made me think of this. >Just a little note about unchecking the VoiceOver Cursor tracks Mouse >Cursor option. If the computer feels as if every time you try to >navigate and things get a little skittish, buy unchecking this >option, it usually makes things work better. In fact, I usually leave >it unchecked. Sometimes I turn it on if I'm going to work with user >accounts or something like that. It's the only one of those six >options that I ever uncheck. >Just my observation. >Dan >On Sep 23, 2007, at 9:01 PM, Esther wrote: > >> VoiceOver Cursor tracks Mouse Cursor
