Jim,
The cursor blink rate setting lets you tell Window-Eyes how rapidly, in
milliseconds, the cursor must blink in order for Window-Eyes to treat it
as one. Most cursors blink at 100 mS, and this is the default. Change
this value if you are using a program that uses a cursor which blinks at
a different speed.
Regards,
Steve
On 2/9/2011 3:43 PM, Jim Williamson wrote:
Would someone explain the cursor blink rate setting and how
it affects program operation by raising it up or down.
Thanks for any input.
Jim
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