I have a Dell Inspiron 9400 laptop with a GeForce 7800 video card and a 22" Dell LCD display in dual-display mode (one big desktop). When I ALT-TAB from one app to another, I would like my pointer to jump to the new application automatically (so I don't have to manually move it all the way across the big desktop by hand). Lazy? Yes, I am. Thanks for any help.
How to make pointer context jump (focus) to window
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That "snap to" option is only for dialog boxes. I want to have the pointer jump to (the center?) of the window I just ALT-TAB'd to.
Example: I have dual screens with multiple desktops. If I am in an application in my primary desktop on my primary display, then switch to another application running on my secondary display (which may be in the same desktop context or not), I currently have to move my mouse (what a herculean effort, eh?) ALL the way from one screen to another. What I would LIKE to have happen is have my mouse pointer jump to the center (or some other default location) of the application I just switched to.
Thanks to all who might have a solution for this.
Example: I have dual screens with multiple desktops. If I am in an application in my primary desktop on my primary display, then switch to another application running on my secondary display (which may be in the same desktop context or not), I currently have to move my mouse (what a herculean effort, eh?) ALL the way from one screen to another. What I would LIKE to have happen is have my mouse pointer jump to the center (or some other default location) of the application I just switched to.
Thanks to all who might have a solution for this.
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