Jumping Curser syndrome

[Murphy]

I have the curser jumping problem and have had for some time on one of three
laptops running Windows XP. These machines are running MS office 2003. I now
have a new laptop with Win 7 running Office 2007 which has the jumping curser
issue. So I have two laptops from different manufactures running two
different operating systems and two different versions of MS Office.
I have read of several fixes none of which have corrected the problems.
Surely with as much as has been written about this issue Microsoft is fully
aware of the problem and should have a solution. What is the proper fix? Is
there a fix?

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Without knowing which fixes you've tried, how can we avoid telling to to try
them?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"Murphy" <Murphy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9DDB747A-7791-4A3B-9A63-298390CD732A@microsoft.com...
>I have the curser jumping problem and have had for some time on one of
>three
> laptops running Windows XP. These machines are running MS office 2003. I
> now
> have a new laptop with Win 7 running Office 2007 which has the jumping
> curser
> issue. So I have two laptops from different manufactures running two
> different operating systems and two different versions of MS Office.
> I have read of several fixes none of which have corrected the problems.
> Surely with as much as has been written about this issue Microsoft is
> fully
> aware of the problem and should have a solution. What is the proper fix?
> Is
> there a fix?
>

 

[Murphy]

I have researched this problem and have see several suggestions for fixes.
Some say it works and some say it does not fix the issue. I have have tried
no fixes because there does not seem to be any one I have read about that
workd consistantly or at all for some people. What do you suggest?

"Murphy" wrote:

> I have the curser jumping problem and have had for some time on one of three
> laptops running Windows XP. These machines are running MS office 2003. I now
> have a new laptop with Win 7 running Office 2007 which has the jumping curser
> issue. So I have two laptops from different manufactures running two
> different operating systems and two different versions of MS Office.
> I have read of several fixes none of which have corrected the problems.
> Surely with as much as has been written about this issue Microsoft is fully
> aware of the problem and should have a solution. What is the proper fix? Is
> there a fix?
>

 

[Earle Horton]

"Jumping cursor problem" usually means that your thumb is hitting the
built-in mouse device while you are typing. Stop doing that. Some laptops
allow you to disable this device while an external mouse is detected.

Earle

"Murphy" <Murphy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:648025ED-E06A-40AB-8C03-1AA9CD4D92B6@microsoft.com...
>I have researched this problem and have see several suggestions for fixes.
> Some say it works and some say it does not fix the issue. I have have
> tried
> no fixes because there does not seem to be any one I have read about that
> workd consistantly or at all for some people. What do you suggest?
>
> "Murphy" wrote:
>
>> I have the curser jumping problem and have had for some time on one of
>> three
>> laptops running Windows XP. These machines are running MS office 2003. I
>> now
>> have a new laptop with Win 7 running Office 2007 which has the jumping
>> curser
>> issue. So I have two laptops from different manufactures running two
>> different operating systems and two different versions of MS Office.
>> I have read of several fixes none of which have corrected the problems.
>> Surely with as much as has been written about this issue Microsoft is
>> fully
>> aware of the problem and should have a solution. What is the proper fix?
>> Is
>> there a fix?
>>