mouse problems--help?

#1 Dean, are you by any chance on an NVidia card using NView? IF you are, you might need to disable NView. Full screen mode appears to behave oddly in ThinkTanks when NView is enabled (and we've heard reports of other games behaving the same). There appears to be a narrow border around the screen whereby if you click on that border the game will lose focus. This is fixed by simply disabling NView. We will continue to look for a fix for this problem.

#2 I'm using a radeon 7000 card. To be more clear, I've noticed when I'm at the online games "skin" there are two cursors one that is sculpted (the games cursor) and the regular mouse cursor they are separated by about an inch or so. If this is the V-card's problem , where do I go to disable the NVIEW?

#3 If you have an ATI card then it isn't an NView issue (the "N" in NView stands for NVidia). First, let's make sure you have the most recent drivers. Go here to see what the most recent ATI drivers for your card & OS are.

#4 Mike , installed updated drivers,etc. Nothing seemed to change untill I finally enabled anti-aliasing. When I did that the "double cursors" finally melded almost together and lo and behold problem seems to be solved! This reminds me of Loran A if you can figure that one.What exactly is ant-aliasing anyway? Nview Nvidia--HUnH--- Thanks for the speedy help--for once a tech that helps--I'm impressed!!!

#5 Well, it sounds like you fixed it yourself, but happy to respond quickly. Enabling AA fixed it. Wow, it's a strange world. AA is basically a process the gpu goes through to smooth out the image (gets rid of jaggies on lines etc). Shouldn't be required for the game (and if it affects anything I would call it a driver bug) but it's good to know about the fix...so thank you.

#6 No - more like try all the buttons till it works kind of thing. Seems like anti-aliasing is maybe like a micro frequency buffer or tuner. Thanks for the great game bud---cheers to you and your crew!!---DG

#7 -BUMP-