I use TapGuard. It helps sometimes. >At 11:01 PM 3/21/2002 -0500, you wrote: >>And I have a Duo question. One of my friends has made the move from >>a 230 to a 2300 and is having problems adjusting to the sensitivity >>of the trackpad (ha! try a new iBook!). Is there a utility that will >>"desensitize" the Duo's trackpad so that you don't get a jumping mouse >>if you aren't real careful about where you position your fingers when >>typing? Thanks for any leads. >> >>-wayne >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >I'm not entirely sure what you're asking, but he can go into the >Mouse cpl and turn down the speed. > >Other than that, there's an addon that will disable the trackpad >until a couple or three seconds after the last keyclick. I forget >the name.
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