Hide the Mouse When You are Not Using Him.

Posted on May 13, 2008 
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Okay, we had a break for a week or so to make some changes to the blog but it’s time to get back on track with some very cool Tips & Tricks and this is for today a cool Vista Trick.

 

It depends of your configuration but when you are working in MS Word and several other programs, the mouse pointer can disappear as soon as you start typing.

 

I personally like this a lot because I’m a keyboard/quick key man and I don’t need any other distractions. In today’s Vista Tip & Trick I want to show you how to automatically hide the mouse when you are not using him.

 

For hiding the mouse when you are not using him you’ll need to take the following steps.

 

  • Click on the Windows button
  • And select your Control Panel

 

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  • Now you need to select the Mouse

 

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  • Now the Mouse Properties should be opened and you should go to the tab Pointer Options.
  • Now you can select Hide pointer while typing.

 

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Click OK and you are now hiding your mouse when you are not using it.

 

 


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