Hi Shane I am also running Win Me, but since I am trying to get the hard
drive defragged, i am using the Linux machine for this note.. I have not run
into the problem you are describing, but i run the winnt cmd line version, it
runs in a dos window, and to check progress, is well a pain, unless you use
setiwatch with it, then that part is easy, works well with the cmd line, but
since i am running a proxy, I do not know how to make it work with the proxy
feature, so just run it by itself now. but you might try it and see if you
can catch your mouse, only other suggestion would be to get a cat!
On Thursday 08 March 2001 22:05, Shane Blundell wrote:
> Seems with the SETI outage repaired there's nothing to talk about.
> I have sort of a question that I am curious to see if anyone else has.
> I have SETI@home v3.03 running all the time, minimized. Every once in I
> will maximize it just to see where I stand on a work unit, how many I have
> completed, so far, etc. Anyways, my mouse doesn't seem to like it when
> that happens and the little arrow proceeds to disappear. The mouse still
> functions normally, anything you click on would proceed as normal, you just
> can't see what the heck you're doing. I can usually guess by rolling it
> into the corner and guessing from there. Sometimes it will taunt me by
> flickering ever so slightly. If I go to another window while leaving SETI
> maximized the mouse is still not visible. I manage to minimize and the
> mouse reappears. It's not really a big problem, I'm sure its one of those
> bugs, serves me right to have WinMe. Ideas, anyone? Thanks.
>
> Shane
>
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