my curser and the arrow are fighting,,,,
when i start to type, if i dont move the arrow around, the curser will
jump to another sentice, so i have to watch out for it all the time
example...when i started to type my curser, i actually typed
msery cur. this is really getting to be a pain. how can i get these 2
back in sync??:help:

Could it be time for a new mouse? Have you tried another mouse or tried this one at another PC to make sure it was not hardware related? :ugly:

good idea, but its a laptop..i dont think its a mouse thing,you know how when you start typing, and your curser stays where you start at, and the line goes with you, some times
the line will jump up to the curser.in mid sentice. could it be a MOUSE thing?keyboard t
is there any way to bring the mouse or the
xxxxxxxxxx ok..it just did it again, the curser was in the middle of the [mouse] word
in the sentice.[.could it be a mouse,] and i was typing [the mouse or the ] then the word
[keyboard t] jumped up to [a mouse thing?]
the sentice was supposed to be...is there anyway to bring the mouse or keyboard
.....but i was stoped in mid sentice and now i forgot my chain of thought
HELP !!

Does your laptop have a touchpad?

Sometimes the touchpad of a laptop will register a mouse click if any part of your hand brushes against the touchpad surface while typing. If the touchpad registers a mouseclick in the middle of sentance, the curser will move to whatever position that the mouse pointer is inline with/lined up with. Even if the pointer is not on the text/line that you are typing, it may register in the vertical position that the pointer is lined up with. My dads laptop does the same thing with the touchpad. Pretty annoying. It may be something that you can turn off in the laptop touchpad driver? maybe an option to not allow the touchpad to register mouse clicks? Try the dell CPi-a touchpad driver (http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&releaseid=R42157&SystemID=LAT_PNT_MOB_CPI_A&servicetag=&os=WW1&osl=en&deviceid=283&devlib=0&typecnt=0&vercnt=2&catid=-1&impid=-1&formatcnt=1&libid=17&fileid=49425) after installing the driver, or if you already have it, look in the control panel for the pointing device options related to the touchpad, see if there's an option to disable the mouse click feature.