phil@sivax.UUCP (07/01/86)
Has any one else noticed that on the MAC+, sometimes a watch cursor stays on the screen AFTER the mouse is moved???? It is totally non-destructive and goes away in time (screen refresh etc). I was just wondering what causes it.... Phil Hunt ucbvax!calma!sivax!phil
oster@ucblapis.berkeley.edu (David Phillip Oster) (07/04/86)
In article <279@sivax.UUCP> phil@sivax.UUCP writes: >Has any one else noticed that on the MAC+, sometimes a watch cursor stays >on the screen AFTER the mouse is moved???? This is caused by a bug in the INIT resource that makes the watch cursor hands spin. I use stock system software at home, and never see this happen. At work, with the spinning hands, it happens all the time. --- David Phillip Oster -- "We live in a Global Village." Arpa: oster@lapis.berkeley.edu -- Uucp: ucbvax!ucblapis!oster -- "You are Number Six."
baron@runx.OZ (Jason Haines) (07/08/86)
> > Has any one else noticed that on the MAC+, sometimes a watch cursor stays > on the screen AFTER the mouse is moved???? > > It is totally non-destructive and goes away in time (screen refresh etc). > > I was just wondering what causes it.... > > Phil Hunt > ucbvax!calma!sivax!phil > Is it possible you are using that WatchInstall program that installs a VBL-task that produces an animated watch cursor? I have noticed that the cursor would be left behind on the screen by this cute but buggy program. Jason Haines baron@runx.oz