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Synchronizing mouse pointers, Aligning the mice pointers, Windows 2000, XP, 2003 Server, Vista

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REmote AcCESS Table of Contents sections 1 2 3 4 5 6 Synchronizing mouse pointers When working at the client computer, two mouse pointers appear: the client computer's is on top of the target server's. The mouse pointers should be synchronized. The following explains what to do if they are not synchronized. Warning Before synchronizing mouse pointers, make sure that mouse acceleration is disabled on all attached target servers (explained below); otherwise, mouse synchronization may not work. Server-mouse settings for common operating systems: Windows 2000, XP, 2003 Server, Vista 1. Go to the Windows "Control Panel". 2. Select "Mouse" and then navigate to the "Pointer Options" tab. 3. Make sure the pointer speed slider is in the exact center between "Slow" and "Fast". Aligning the mice pointers Before attempting to synchronize the mouse pointer, make sure that mouse-acceleration settings for the server are properly configured in all attached servers. Below is a list of common operating system mouseacceleration settings. 4. Uncheck "Enhance Pointer Precision". In Windows 2000, set the mouse acceleration to "None". Note for Windows Servers 1. Windows enables mouse acceleration at the login screen by default. Make sure you are logged in to windows to check mouse synchronization. 2. Mouse acceleration can only be disabled on a per Windows user basis. If you log in to Windows with a different user name, then you will have to disable mouse acceleration separately for that user as well. OmniViewIP 5216K/5232K 34

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Synchronizing mouse pointers
When working at the client computer, two mouse pointers appear: the
client computer’s is on top of the target server’s. The mouse pointers
should be synchronized. The following explains what to do if they are
not synchronized.
Aligning the mice pointers
Before attempting to synchronize the mouse pointer, make sure that
mouse-acceleration settings for the server are properly configured in all
attached servers. Below is a list of common operating system mouse-
acceleration settings.
Server-mouse settings for common operating systems:
Windows 2000, XP, 2003 Server, Vista
1°
Go to the Windows “Control Panel”.
2°
Select “Mouse” and then navigate to the “Pointer Options” tab.
3°
Make sure the pointer speed slider is in the exact center between
“Slow” and “Fast”.
Warning
Before synchronizing mouse pointers, make sure that mouse
acceleration is disabled on all attached target servers (explained
below); otherwise, mouse synchronization may not work.
Note for Windows Servers
1. Windows enables mouse acceleration at the login screen by
default. Make sure you are logged in to windows to check
mouse synchronization.
2. Mouse acceleration can only be disabled on a per Windows
user basis. If you log in to Windows with a different user name,
then you will have to disable mouse acceleration separately for
that user as well.
4°
Uncheck “Enhance Pointer Precision”. In Windows 2000, set the
mouse acceleration to “None”.