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I seem to recall the Microsoft Mouse drivers for Windows 95 had a key shortcut to make lines radiate out of your cursor. Very useful on the low refresh rate LCD
by Maxious 11y ago
I seem to recall the Microsoft Mouse drivers for Windows 95 had a key shortcut to make lines radiate out of your cursor. Very useful on the low refresh rate LCDs where that cursor would appear like a submarine on the other side of the screen.
- rylee 11y agoYou can still do this (at least in Windows 7, the last time I checked.) Just look in the 'Mouse' section of your control panel, and select the one to make <Ctrl> radiate circles around your mouse :)
- techdragon 11y agoI can confirm it still works in Windows 8/8.1
- _smaugh 11y agoalso in 10. Didn't know about this feature. Thanks
- hyperchase 11y agoIt still has it, I use it because I lose my cursor on my dual monitors all the time.
- dredmorbius 11y agoI liked the "shroom mode" mouse option in one of the hack packs. Trails, man....