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Several of my laptop end-users have experienced their cursor "JUMPING" while using MS Office 97 Pro Word. They are careful NOT to hit their touch pads or keyboard pointer knub. One woman stated her husband thought it might be "mad mouse disease".McAfee is up-to-date with DAT's & Scan Engine. Any advice would be appreciated.
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by dklippert
See if this article helps. Type the following in the address box of Internet Explorer:
MSKB Q 185663
I've called it "Skizoid mouse", but I like the mad mouse concept.
by fgiffone
D,
I tried to Type the following in the address box of Internet Explorer:
MSKB Q 185663
but nothing regarding "Skizoid mouse" is display. Can you forward me the article or link viz email?
frank
by dklippert
Sorry the correct entry is
MSKB Q185663
No space after the Q. I'll send you the info.
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