can i get my cursor supersized?

[bellyup]

sorry for yuns that think this horse is aready dead, but has anybody actually stated that the cursor size issue will not be addressed in the next release? is it even being considered?

 

i did search, but didn't see a definitive answer.

[Guest]

Time for a new pair of glasses me thingks

[mrmead]

Onion rings, with my supersized cursor please!

[Jeff the haas_guy]

Even with bifocals I still have a problem when the resolution is too small

[Carl Hessig]

1600 x 1200 resolution so I can get all those buttons on the toolbar. Just curious how many software developers at CNC are under 45 and can still read the newspaper without glasses. If we wait long enough they will see or (not see) why this is so important to us.

 

Bigger please.

 

Carl

[Guest]

quote:

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1600 x 1200 resolution so I can get all those buttons on the toolbar

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I run the same on a 19" soon to be 21" monitor and I already wear glasses, couldn't see without them.

 

Why string out your toolbars and worry about "getting it all on the tool bar"

 

Add it to you RMB and get rid of the toolbars.

 

The only tool bars I even have on my screen are the

"File" "Autocursor" and the "General Selection"

 

Everything else I need is a click away on the RMB

 

It helps tremendously and cuts down on screen hunting if you do it this way.

 

HTH

[Steve Zirtzman]

bellyup,

I have not "seen" anything different for MR2.

[Carl Hessig]

I don't use anything on the RMB and you don't have to hunt after you learn where you put everything. I only have toolbuttons that I use.

I have 2 Dell 20 inch UltraSharps, it's the only way to go.

 

Carl

[bellyup]

i've only got a few icons, but that's not my issue. (yes, i have issues.)

i'm really only refering to the 'miniscule x teeny-weeny' selection box. i read that it still selects by the same area as before. fine, but i still would like to see it.

[spade117]

mine seems huge to me.

[toolall1]

it would be nice if you could set how you want it.

[Guest]

Hasn't anyone read the news stories as of late?

 

Supersizing is not healthy for you.