Is there any small pictures of anything that follow the mouse when you move it?
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What you need is html code that allows a picture to follow a mouse. You can use any picture you want. Go to http://www.hypergurl.com/eastercursor.html\nto get the code for Easter eggs following the cursor. Change the easter eggs to anything you want
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a little mouse running in a wheel
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Use the java.awt.Robot class mouseMove() method.  You can actually move the mouse, make it click, etc.  This is invaluable for automated testing, self-running demonstrations, etc.  \n\nhttp://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/awt/Robot.html
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Windows-\nmove it around on a solid surface and use the left button to select icons or links, and the right button to present options
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open the back cover and check to see if the small balls on 3 sides of the mouse are dirty or not.Cleaning them will solve your problems.
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Put your mouse on the top of it until it looks like an arrow pointing both up and down.  Left click, hold, and drag down.
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Had one on my desktop ironically! lol  Check my sources for the link.
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I don't know...my laser mouse does that at times, but I think it's because it's trying to straighten itself out.  Sometimes, I think the wire gets a little tight, the mouse moves [not so that I can tell, except for the cursor moving across the screen] when I release it.
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the mouse is your pointing device.
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mouse, keyboard, scanner.
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just simply click and drag.\n\nthat happens to mine all the time though, when i accidently click and drag.
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By an Optical Mouse. They are cheap and long-lasting. They track movements using laser beams. No ball-problems! Accurate too. Best is that they do not require any cleaning.
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take your mouse..............................make the little <-> thing and stretch um
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Maybe looking at a sample mouse filter or mouse device driver in the Win32 DDK would help.
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there is either a pad where you slide your finger across\nor \na little ball knob thing which is controlled through pressure and direction of one finger pressing it.\nYOU CAN allways hook up a mouse through USB port
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Inside the USB adapter/mouse port that controls your mouse is a reciever.  Inside your mouse is a transmitter. When the optical laser/ball moves, it sends a signal to move the mouse a certain direction to the reciever.  Once the reciever gets the signals, (which is about a S P L I T second,), It moves the cursor on the screen.\n\nP.S. When you try to move the (OPTICAL) mouse on glass or plexiglass, a little camera which recieves the movement, will not pick up.
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Sounds to me like it is actually an active desktop item. Left click on it and a border may appear. Then x it