I have windows My blinking cursor was thin, now its fat.. How do I change this fat cursor to a thin one?
How do you change your cursor? 1) In Control Panel, open your Mouse icon. 2) Choose the pointers tab, and select the cursor you want to change. 3) Select the browse button. You should now be in your cursor directory. (If not, take a detour to Explorer or My Computer and your Windows directory, arrange files by type, and look for files ending with .cur (and if you wish, .ani for animated. Move them into a subdirectory called cursors). 4) Choose the cursor you wish to use to replace the one you already have, then click open. 5) Repeat this procedure for any other cursor you wish to change. 6) Once you have made your selection, click the SAVE AS button, give your new scheme a name, and save it.
Recall/Repeat last command in Maple?
In a regular Maple worksheet, the up arrow doesn't work that way---it does in Matlab, so I know what you mean. However, in Maple, you are not restricted to a single command line. You can go up to any previous line and execute it again with or without editing by simply hitting
Typing cursor problem, one letter at a time?
I unistalled the keyboard, restarted, then it wasnt working at all. restarted again and again, went to bios (keyboard was working there), restarted again, then i googled for an hour the drivers of the keyboard and i just ended installing some stupid softwares requiring activation keys. In the end i found the driver cd that came with the keyboard, installed it and its working again. insert key still doesnt work.
Why does my taskbar keep disappearing from my desktop?
I think you Taskbar has got legs...! :D So lets make you Taskbar handicapped so that it never runs away (or disappears) again..! :D :P Windows - Taskbar Has Disappeared from the DesktopThis page explains how to get the taskbar to reappear.Symptom: You cannot see the taskbar (which contains the "Start" button) anywhere on your desktop may be due to:The taskbar may be hiding at the bottom of the screen after being accidentally re-sized.If the presentation display was changed, the taskbar may have moved off of the visible screen (Windows 7 and Vista only).The taskbar may be set to "Auto-hide" (Windows XP with Service Pack 2 only).The 'explorer.exe' process may have crashed.SolutionsPut the mouse pointer on the bottom border of your screen.If the pointer turns into a double-arrow , click and drag upwards.If your taskbar isn't hiding at the bottom of the screen, try moving the mouse to the right, left, and top edges, looking for the double-arrow.Press the Windows logo key and the P key on your keyboard to bring up the presentation display mode options.Make sure "Computer Only" is selected.Use the arrow keys to toggle between options and Enter to select the correct display mode.Press the Windows key on the keyboard to bring up the Start MenuRight-Click on the taskbar and select Properties.Toggle the 'Auto-Hide the taskbar' checkbox and click Apply.If it is now checked, move the cursor to the bottom, right, left, or top of the screen and the taskbar should re-appear.Repeat step three to return to your original setting.Open the Task Manager using either Ctrl+Alt+Del or Ctrl+Shift+Esc.Click the File menu and select New Task.In the dialog box, type 'explorer.exe' to restart the process.
How can I customize these “special hotkeys” in Siemens NX?
To change or assign shortcut keys or accelerators in NX, you need to first open the Customize dialog box. For that, you can go to Tools-Customize. But as you seemed to be a shortcut key lover like me, I would recommend you to use Ctrl+1 to go there quickly.Now, click the Keyboard button. The Customize Keyboard dialog box appears. It is divided into two main sections:Specify a command – Contains the Categories and Commands list boxes. The Categories list box shows menu bar items. Navigate to the menu item you want to customize. The Commands list box shows both the command name and ID corresponding to the selected item in the Categories list.Specify keyboard sequence – Lets you customize your accelerator.Hope this helpsBest luck.
Weird circle thing when I press ctrl.?
That's a feature for finding the cursor. You can turn it off this way: In Windows XP: 1.Click Start->Control Panel 2.Click Printers and Other Hardware. 3.Click Mouse. 4.In the Mouse Properties dialog box, click Pointer Options. 5.Under Visibility, uncheck the checkbox next to Show the Pointer When I Press the CTRL key. 6.Click OK. In Windows Vista: 1.Click Windows Button->Control Panel 2.Under Hardware and Sound, click Mouse. 3.In the Mouse Properties dialog box, click Pointer Options. 4.Under Visibility, uncheck the checkbox next to Show location of the pointer when I press the CTRL key. 5.Click OK. Hope that helps.