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SOLVED: make mouse cursor "wrap" or "warp" to opposite screen edge (for multi screens)
nudone:
thanks PhilB66. i'd already tried that one - you (or someone else might have mentioned it elsewhere on the forum).
it doesn't really provide the wrapping option - rather the opposite, in that it will momentarily pause the mouse when it touches the edge of the screen. the hotkey for jumping to another monitor isn't that helpful either.
at the moment MouseWrapper works the best for wrapping.
downloder:
Greetings all,
As a noob here, I have plenty of questions.....But for now, What do I do with a .ahk file? (SlideCursor.ahk)
From what I have read so far, there is a tremendous amount of info here and I've just scratched the surface.
Thank you all for the data/pgms/notes/info here. I am sure to be donating as soon as our funds arrive this month.
(yeh, I'm an old fart with a limited income.....but we're happy and content!)
Will appreciate any advise.
'Til later ;)
lanux128:
you need to download and install Autohotkey (http://www.autohotkey.com/download/) then you can double-click on SlideCursor.ahk to make it active.
also check out the Quick-start Tutorial.
cranioscopical:
Greetings all,
As a noob here, -downloder (May 24, 2010, 09:26 AM)
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Welcome!
I have plenty of questions.....But for now, What do I do with a .ahk file?
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Go to the AutoHotkey web site to download and then install the (free) AutoHotkey software.
Once that's done simply double-clicking an icon for any .ahk program will cause it to run.
There is excellent documentation available on the site, and installing the software also installs first-rate help files.
AutoHotkey is tremendously useful. You can simply enjoy programs that others have created (many are here on DC) or you can begin programming things yourself. There are many example scripts available. DonationCoder is a very good site on which to ask .ahk questions.
Have fun!
Edvard:
Cool!
I also remember this being a feature of a mouse driver package I used ages ago.
Question: does it wrap windows as well?
As in: you've grabbed a window at monitor #3 and want to drag it to #1.
Does the Window go as well?
Found this one, too
Mouse Wrap:
http://www.qdwares.com/mousewrap/
And if you want to wrap between systems (imagine a mouse-wrap KVM), try Synergy2:
http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/
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