Thanks. I'll try this. But it's very strange that in all my years of using
computers, the first time this happened was three or four weeks ago. Pam.
-----Original Message-----
From: Carol and Roger via Talk
Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2016 3:49 PM
To: Marc Solomon ; Window-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: cursor not staying where it was placed
Hi Pam,
One practice that might be helpful is to always keep your mouse pointer
in one of the corners, i.e., top left, bottom right. When the mouse
pointer is inside a list, particularly when the list is a list of files,
such as in Windows Explorer, the main cursor does jump away from where
it was placed. You can test this theory by placing your cursor on a
file and then move the mouse somewhere in the middle of the screen. Go
back and check your cursor again and see if it has moved to another file.
Carol
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