Sy Sperling <BUAD1621@Ryerson.CA> (02/05/91)
Hey guys, I need some help here. I have been using turbo c++ and love it, and the editor that comes with it. When i first use TC++ the file comes up and i can see the cursor, move my mouse around and everything else, But when I run (ctrl-f9) my program and it executes and comes back my mouse is gone. ????? I have control of the mouse, but i can't see the cursor. I have a bus mouse, I don't know if that helps, but it's the first prob i suspected. any hints???? I would appreciate any help or comments, etc. Thanks in advance Daniel Hannon (buad1621@ryerson.ca)
jporter@twaddle.dell.com (Jeff Porter) (02/07/91)
In article <91035.210918BUAD1621@Ryerson.CA>, BUAD1621@Ryerson.CA (Sy Sperling) writes: |> Hey guys, I need some help here. I have been using turbo c++ and love it, and |> the editor that comes with it. When i first use TC++ the file comes up and i |> can see the cursor, move my mouse around and everything else, But when I run |> (ctrl-f9) my program and it executes and comes back my mouse is gone. ????? |> I have control of the mouse, but i can't see the cursor. I have a bus mouse, |> I don't know if that helps, but it's the first prob i suspected. |> |> any hints???? |> I would appreciate any help or comments, etc. Thanks in advance |> |> Daniel Hannon (buad1621@ryerson.ca) It sounds like you need a new version of your mouse driver. I've had problems like that with MicroSoft C and CodeView which were fixed by using the appropriate rev of the mouse driver. Jeff Porter
gw1e+@andrew.cmu.edu (Gabriel M. Wachob) (02/08/91)
What type of mouse driver was it? I got a cheap mouse and a cheap driver that came with it. It was an Artec. It did the exact same thing (workaround: Press Alt-Space and then R to Repaint the screen). When I switched to the true blue mouse.com (Microsoft Mouse Driver), my problems disappeared.. -gmw