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I'm not a programmer but I guess I know a little about the concept and from what I see with the mouse tearing issue I think I know a solution.

 

Is it possible to create a program that would refresh the screen every one second or something like that? I don't know if it would affect what your doing or not, but I thought maybe this could help? I'm not sure if it would be a resource hog either..

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http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...mouse+artifacts

 

from proteo:

 

download mouse locator

1. Create a totally transparent PNG image of 20x20 px using PhotoShop or any similar software.

2. Save it in your Pictures folder (/Users/your_user_name/Pictures) with the name "MouseLocator.png" (without the quotes).

3. Open System Prefs -> Mouse Locator and deactivate-activate it. Voilà!

Thanks, I'm a little confused about this though. Where does the .png file come into play? I put it in its folderm but then I go to System Prefs, double click Mouse Locator the last part does not make sense. I deactivate it and activate it, but I see this huge green thing.

 

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Is it possible to create a program that would refresh the screen every one second or something like that? I don't know if it would affect what your doing or not, but I thought maybe this could help? I'm not sure if it would be a resource hog either..

 

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=5499

 

Where does the .png file come into play?

 

...but I see this huge green thing.

 

The transparent .png replaces the "big green" .png and causes the screen to be redrawn around the cursor to remove the artifacts.

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...mouse+artifacts

 

from proteo:

 

download mouse locator

1. Create a totally transparent PNG image of 20x20 px using PhotoShop or any similar software.

2. Save it in your Pictures folder (/Users/your_user_name/Pictures) with the name "MouseLocator.png" (without the quotes).

3. Open System Prefs -> Mouse Locator and deactivate-activate it. Voilà!

It works perfectly, thanks!

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