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• hide the mouse

  How can I hide the mouse?

  I've separated the .fla file code and try to change the cursor to existing windows in my cursor whitch I created in clip

  but the code

  Mouse.hide();

  no help

  Code:

  package 
  {
       import flash.display.*;
       import flash.events.*;
       import flash.display.MovieClip;
       import fl.controls.RadioButtonGroup;
       
       import fl.transitions.Tween;
       import fl.transitions.easing.*;     
       
       public class CoinToss extends MovieClip 
       {
            var radioGroup1:RadioButtonGroup=new RadioButtonGroup("Coin Loss");
            
            var randomNumber:Number;
            var points:Number = 500;
            
            //constructor
            public function CoinToss()
            {
                 //Mouse.hide();
                 addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, myCursor);
                 my_cursor.mouseEnabled = false;
                 
                 gameMenu();
            }
  

  You need import flash.ui.Mouse so that masquer() to work.

• Zoom hides the mouse cursor

  In Captivate, I added as well a zoom and a cursor in the same blade. The zoom area hides the mouse cursor, which is a problem because the idea of the zoom area has been to highlight mouse click! Yes, the mouse is above the zoom area.

  My idea is to have a small size video, with zooms on the areas I want to talk to.

  Hi again

  Okay, so it looks we are hurt to understand what you want.

  Initially, I assumed that you were unhappy that the width or the height does not reflect changes in the frame on the right for the same area.

  Am I right to say that you want to see the following behavior?

  Suppose that you have inserted a zoom area. The Zoom destination is located at 200 x 200 pixels. The Zoom area is set to 100 x 100 pixels. You change the area of Zoom 100 x 50 pixels (effectively reducing the width or the height of 50%. So, you want to verify that the Destination of Zoom is also affected by 50%. If the new Destination of Zoom and then automatically might change 200 x 100 pixels.

  What are you willing? If so, outside calculation methodically and configure manually, there is no way for that to happen. You (and those who want to achieve) must submit a form would ask.

  Until then, your best bet is to zoom in an image and not a region.

  See you soon... Rick

  Useful and practical links Captivate wish form/Bug report form Certified Adobe Captivate training SorcerStone blog Captivate eBooks

• Hide the mouse in some slides.

  Hello, people!

  Here I am, once again, with news of my trip with Captivate options. First of all, my boss has decided that the best way is to leave the 'lesson' only with demonstrations of drawing and after the lesson, put the student to practice with the software.

  For those that Don t understand what I m talking about, read this.

  Now I've finished (well, editing/retouching phase) my first lesson, and have some problems to fix:

  • I recorded a few slides of assessment, to put the student click in some options in the screen and the mouse appeared in all the time. There's a way to really hide the mouse, in the presentation? I Don t want the mouse appear when the student is one who will need to click in a box, or type something... I just want the mouse appear in the moments when I m showing something in the screen... Is it possible?
  • In some slides, my text caption boxes are "fading" (become very opaque at the end of the timeline), while it waits for the student to click in the clickbox? I Don t know what exactly...

  Well, for now, is it. I'll come with more, when I'm at the end of the lesson.

  Indeed, please keep this button 'maintain proportions' enabled.

  Captivate is indeed wonderful software for e-learning. If you already try to get training in Flash, similar to what you can get in first Grade (as I did long ago...) you need to fall in love with this program. I hope I was helpful.

  Lilybiri

• Display when the mouse scrolling problem

  Hello

  Since this morning (and the most recent upgrade apparently) I feel serious display problems when scrolling with my mouse upwards or downwards on a Web site: the whole text and other components of the page is displayed to the left or to the right and becomes so blurred that it is completely unreadable. The same problem is encountered on all Web sites visited

  Operating system: Windows XP Professional version 2002 - SP3
  Firefox Version: 26.0
  Screenshot of the number: http://i43.tinypic.com/2r3vz81.jpg

  I tried to:

  -create a new Boolean value called "layout.paint_rects_separately" (without the quotes) and set the value to true
  -Implementation gfx.content.azure.enabled; false
  -Implementation gfx.direct2d.disabled; true

  -Disable all add-ons

  Any of these changed nothing to my problem.

  Any suggestion on how to fix this is welcome.

  Try disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox.

  • Tools > Options > advanced > General > Browsing: "use hardware acceleration when available.
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

  https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/upgrade-graphics-drivers-use-hardware-acceleration

• Icon display/hide the TOC on some slides/s

  Hello

  I'm trying to learn Captivate and im using version 8.1.

  Trying to show/hide the TOC icon on some slides.

  For example I want to display the TOC icon on some of my slides, except of these slides, I would like to hide.

  Searched the forum, but could not very well.

  Is this possible to do?

  
  

  Thank you..
  

  You can't easily change the buttons in the default player bars. But if you use a button custom shape on the first slide to turn the table of contents (only possible overlap), this time for the rest of the project button, always on top, it will have a unique ID (name). You can use the event to enter the slides when you want to hide this button table of contents: SB_TOC hide.

  To create a button to toggle for OCD, take a look on: 1 share = 5 buttons toggle - Captivate blog

  ATTENTION: a table of contents in overlay by default has a button to expand and a button to reduce the table of contents. The default buttons are the double arrows. You won't want to leave these buttons visible for the user. What can be done to replace the buttons (project, Table of contents, settings), which are indicated as "Icon to expand" and "Collapse Icon" by a small rectangle in the same color as the background color of the slide.

• Hide the mouse on two screens

  I have a FLEX project that I export in the ATMOSPHERE. It has two separate windows which communicate with each other, located on different screens. I dynamically resizes windows (their definition in full screen after moving them to the necessary screen). Then I call Mouse.hide () on both windows. However, the mouse cache do unless I click on both screens.

  The problem is that there is a kiosk, and there is no way to click on the other screen because our only interface is a touch screen on one of the screens. I tried to move the focus between windows, but that doesn't seem to work. So, I tried this:

  [CODE]

  Development of switching
  controlScreen.alwaysInFront = false;
  controlScreen.enabled = false;
  videoScreen.alwaysInFront = true;
  videoScreen.enabled = true;
  videoScreen.activate ();
  Get the update
  videoScreen.alwaysInFront = false;
  controlScreen.alwaysInFront = true;
  controlScreen.enabled = true;
  controlScreen.activate ();

  [/ CODE]

  This, however, does not. Does anyone have an idea what I could do to make the mouse actually disappear? I tried calling Mouse.hide () in different places and at different times during the program to run, and it is not good...

  If you want more details, please. I would be happy to share more.

  It turns out that every window has a cursorManager object. Therefore, to remove the sliders, we must first cross the managor cursor of all custom cursors, and then hide the system mouse in each window. So:

  [CODE]

  First, we remove all the connections to the cursors through the cursorManager, then hide the System Manager, leaving us without any visible cursor.
  this.cursorManager.removeAllCursors ();
  Mouse.Hide ();

  [/ CODE]

  If you add a feature to the other screen (I called mine loadedAndPlaced()), you can call this after you set and redimensionnerez the other window you create using actionScript. It has worked flawlessly.

• Hide the mouse only partially sovereign funds

  I looked around and could not find something to do, but I think that thoeretically it's possible.
  
  I don't want the visible mouse unless it's over controls on the back of the stage.
  I have a large stage area and on the bottom is a button that I need to have the visible mouse so that people can see click.
  However I will not be visible if it exceeds a certain coordinate y of the mouse. Is there a way to hide it with a simple mouse and mouse view orders?

  onMouseMove = function() {}
  If (_xmouse > 0 & _ymouse > 200) {}
  Mouse.Hide ();
  } else {}
  Mouse.Show ();
  }
  }

• DV7-4014eo is not displayed when the mouse is connected

  Hello.

  I have a strange problem. DV7-4014eo is not even the post when the mouse is connected (logitech m305). The screen lights up and there is underscore in the top left corner. If the mouse is connected just after the post, everything is fine and it starts.

  Is there a solution

  There has been progress. We tested a different (wired) mouse - that works. I had the chance to delve into the bios. I disabled legacy USB. Now, he can start with the orginal also mouse (logitech m305). Strange.

• Windows 7 crashes - blue screen is displayed when the mouse is flown over IE icon in the toolbar

  Hello

  I was struck with a weird problem.  I have a laptop Dell Inspiron N4110 with Windows 7 64-bit Home Basic.

  The laptop was working fine until last year.   The problem arises as below

  1. Open the IE or Google Chrome browser.  After that I open this browser I am able to browse Web sites, etc., using Wi - Fi and Datacard connection without any problems.
  2. I reduce the window IE or Chrome
  3. I move the mouse over the icon in the toolbar to maximize still IE.  Windows crashes and I get a blue screen.
  4. This behavior is replicable n number of times.
  5. Also, I believe that the accident occurred when I try to use the button left of the mouse and not the right button

  I raised an issue with Dell technical support that the laptop is still under warranty and that they were not able to help and asked me to contact MS to solve this problem.  I did the following, but of no use.

  1. Installed Avast Antivirus to scan the entire file system.  Previously, I had Kaspersky, but the license has expired.  There is no infection reported in any of the two.
  2. I used Malwarebytes to find malware.  Once again clean.
  3. I uninstalled the recent windows and Office updates, once again no help.
  4. As recommended by Dell support, I have updated Bios video driver drivers USB etc, but no help again.
  5. I removed the RAM cleaned and replaced but that was of no help again.  I replaced my defective existing of 4 GB of RAM with a 2 GB of RAM, thinking it could be a RAM.  It also did not help.
  6. I ran Chkdsk f and carefully checked for repair bad sectors, etc.,.

  Need help Urgent technicians of M/S on it.  It's really frustrating, and I don't know if this frequent crashes corrupt my hard drive.

  Concerning
  Ravi

  M.

  I think that just installing the new driver should solve the problem.  Let us know.

• All-in - one PX30t - No.-Qosmio display or the mouse pointer

  I was a little 'click happy' and change the display settings to widi without what is put in place. I don't know anything about widi! Now, I have a white screen and wonder if there is some way that I can return to the normal display settings.

  Can you please tell us which laptop model you have and what operating system are you using?

• WPF IntensityGraph, value of the display on the mouse event cell

  Is there a way to display the value of a cell in a popup "as ToolTip' when you click over/hover anywhere on IntensityGraph?

  Thank you

  Using the technique of the point value of graphic display WPF overview, this is a specific version for intensity data:

  private static readonly GraphQueryArgs query = new GraphQueryArgs(
        PlotsToSearch.Any, SearchDimensions.HorizontalAndVertical,
        SearchDirections.ForwardAndReverse, isInclusive: true );

  public MainWindow( ) {
        InitializeComponent( );

  graph.PlotAreaMouseMove += this.OnPlotAreaMouseMove;
        graph.PlotAreaMouseLeave += delegate { graph.ToolTip = null; };
        ToolTipService.SetInitialShowDelay( graph, 0 );
        ToolTipService.SetShowDuration( graph, int.MaxValue );
    }

  private void OnPlotAreaMouseMove( object sender, MouseEventArgs e ) {
        IPlot plot = graph.AllPlots[0];
        Point screenPosition = graph.GetPlotAreaPosition( e );
        Point relativePosition = graph.ScreenToRelative( screenPosition );

  PlotValue nearestValue = graph.FindNearestValue( plot, relativePosition, query );
        if( nearestValue != null )
            graph.ToolTip = string.Format(
                "Nearest intensity value is {2} at ({0},{1}).",
                nearestValue.Value.Cast
    }

• Can we hide/show the mouse with an Action or Script?

  Hi all

  I'm developing a simulation using boxes to click in Captivate 4, on Windows XP. If the user clicks in the right place, the slide continues and shows the user what to do. If the user clicks on the exact spot, the simulation goes directly to the next slide. The problem is, successful or not, when the user moves to the next slide, saved the mouse pointer displayed on the slide. If I hide the mouse, then it remains hidden, even if the user clicks outside the box too many times and the simulation continues to show the user what to do. It's like things on the screen just select or click on themselves.

  I know the visibility of the mouse is used differently in the timeline to other objects. This isn't a particularly big deal, as long as there is a way to control the visibility of the mouse for simulations (one of the main points of sale of Captivate). Is there a way to control the visibility of the mouse with an Action or Script?

  The current settings for my click boxes are:

  

  I tried to assign an Action (several actions, really) to hide, display, activate or deactivate the mouse but the mouse doesn't seem to be available to do!

  

  Am I missing something?

  Thank you

  ~ jeff

  Jeff,

  No problem, looks like an argument anyway you look at it. With the idea of image of concealment, just to clarify, you shouldn't have to reframe the context if you can get out with the help of the entire background graphic. All your background images are already in the library of backgrounds folder, so if you drag and drop the background image of the library on the slide, you can instantly use it as a picture rather than just a background image object.

  Just a thought, again in the case that it helps.

  d

• The mouse pointer does not hide when you type, even with the box checked.

  Hello everyone.  I turned on the check mark in the properties of the mouse "hide the pointer during the strike".  However, the mouse pointer does not hide when typing, but instead remains visible all the time.

  No one knows why this happens?  In previous versions of Windows, the pointer should simply disappear when keystrokes are typed, and then reappear when the mouse is moved.  Is not the case here!

  Thanks for any information!

  System details:

  Windows Vista Ultimate x 64 SP1, 4 GB ram
  Intel Core2 3.16 GHz cpu
  NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT with two monitors
  Aero is enabled.

  Hello

  Welcome to the community of Windows Vista.

  1. what application you are working on when you encountered this problem?

  Hide the mouse pointer option allows you only to remove the mouse curzor of
  the focus in the working window so that the cursor does not cover the text or the pitcure you see.

  Make sure that the curzor of the mouse is placed inside the app as you type, as it does not hide the mouse, if it is outside of the application.

  Change the settings of the mouse
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/efd700f8-bbc0-4F04-9f78-3bdb4bbf47011033.mspx#EKD

  Kind regards

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• The location of the mouse can be set?

  Is it possible to control the position of the mouse in a view? I want to create a "sticky" mouse keeps it the mouse doesn't move when the mouse is moved in a given limit.

  Hide the mouse: Mouse.hide ();
  then place an image in a display object where the coordinates of the graphics take the mouseX mouseY coordinates.