every time i move my mouse, the active window deactivates and the window that
he mouse pointer is at becomes active. I used to have to click to activate a
window, now it just does it, where ever it may be. Any help would be
appreciated

Re: Active Window changes by Leonard

Leonard
Thu Mar 27 11:21:14 PDT 2008

That feature is known as 'X-mousing' and many prefer it. You can turn it
off in TweakUI (if you've installed it) or your mouse software.

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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

DonElston wrote:
> every time i move my mouse, the active window deactivates and the window that
> he mouse pointer is at becomes active. I used to have to click to activate a
> window, now it just does it, where ever it may be. Any help would be
> appreciated

Re: Active Window changes by DonElston

DonElston
Thu Mar 27 11:36:02 PDT 2008

Great. It worked.

Thanks a bunch.

DOn


"Leonard Grey" wrote:

> That feature is known as 'X-mousing' and many prefer it. You can turn it
> off in TweakUI (if you've installed it) or your mouse software.
>
> ---
> Leonard Grey
> Errare humanum est
>
> DonElston wrote:
> > every time i move my mouse, the active window deactivates and the window that
> > he mouse pointer is at becomes active. I used to have to click to activate a
> > window, now it just does it, where ever it may be. Any help would be
> > appreciated
>

Re: Active Window changes by Leonard

Leonard
Thu Mar 27 11:38:16 PDT 2008

Glad to help.

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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

DonElston wrote:
> Great. It worked.
>
> Thanks a bunch.
>
> DOn
>
>
> "Leonard Grey" wrote:
>
>> That feature is known as 'X-mousing' and many prefer it. You can turn it
>> off in TweakUI (if you've installed it) or your mouse software.
>>
>> ---
>> Leonard Grey
>> Errare humanum est
>>
>> DonElston wrote:
>>> every time i move my mouse, the active window deactivates and the window that
>>> he mouse pointer is at becomes active. I used to have to click to activate a
>>> window, now it just does it, where ever it may be. Any help would be
>>> appreciated