Working with a dual monitor configuration can significantly increase your office productivity since you can run two applications side-by-side in full screen. Your mouse cursor has the freedom of ...

Multi-Monitor Mouse is a small application which, when triggered by a keyboard combination, snaps your mouse cursor to the next monitor in your multi-monitor setup.

Windows: If you have a dual-monitor setup, you’ve probably noticed when cursor drift takes you out of the game. Cursor Lock prevents this by keeping your mouse input locked to one monitor.

A disappearing mouse pointer can make your Mac frustrating to use. But you can bring it back and keep it on screen with a little know-how.

A few tweaks in Windows’ settings can ensure your pointer stays visible, so you’re not left chasing a ghost on your screen.

If you want to get serious about keeping the cursor in line you can lock the cursor to the screen and enable temporary crossing to other monitors by holding down the CTRL key.

More easily show the desktop from the taskbar without your cursor drifting over to the right monitor (provided your taskbar is on the left monitor and not the right).

Switching to a new gaming mouse can feel like stepping into a different world. One moment, your cursor feels sluggish and unresponsive; the next, it’s darting across the screen like it’s on ...

This is referred to as snapping the cursor. When this feature is enabled it can make selecting buttons easier - especially if you are using a touchpad. Sometimes you may even find that the position of ...