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November 23rd 07, 08:42 AM
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Forcing cursor to follow typing
"Jeff" wrote in message ... Aha! Now that is a useful trick to know about. Thank you. Jeff Richard in AZ wrote: It is not the cursor that is staying put, it is the I-bar representing the mouse. Of course if you tap the touch-pad, that is the same thing as clicking the mouse at the location and that is the command to move the cursor there. Touch pads are sensitive, but carefully move the mouse I-bar up to the tool bar before you start typing. Then a click of the mouse does not change the cursor location. "Jeff" wrote in message ... I am using OE in XP on a notebook PC which has a touchpad. I have a problem in that while typing in OE, the cursor remains where it last was placed by the touchpad so that if the touchpad is accidentally touched while I am typing, the typing abruptly jumps to that previous cursor position and of course the new typing is now in the wrong place instead of being at the end of the prior typed text. Is there a way to force the cursor to follow wherever I am typing so this jumping back behavior does not happen? Jeff 
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