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From: braca@THINK.COM
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Subject: Re: Warping the pointer for a reconfigured widget
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Date: Mon, 23-Nov-87 22:39:54 EST
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I mostly use systems with little to zero warping. The single exception
is Interleaf, which likes to warp the pointer to property sheets when they
are opened, and back when they are closed. I find that I don't mind the
warping to the property sheet, because that's where my focus goes anyway,
but it blows me clean away when it warps back to the left margin where I
initially fired up the property sheet, this now being a fairly random
location. Warping may be desirable when a shift of focus can be predicted
with good accuracy, otherwise just leave the pointer where it is.
							_Mike