What the heck are you talking about that the virtual cursor comes on in
Netscape. That comes about to as close to an impossibility as I've heard
in a while. Netscape has no support for the technology used to make the
Virtual PC cursor work so it will never be on in that program. Hitting
insert-z if Netscape is running will announce things like it is being
toggled but you can press the PC cursor as often as you like in Netscape
and it will likely never say Virtual PC cursor.
Until or if HJ has a better idea on this, I'd strongly suggest entering the
config manager for the programs where you are unhappy with current
behavior. Turn the Virtual PC Cursor off there and turn it on only when
you want to use it with Insert-z.
I say this not to dismiss what you are asking for. But to give solutions
today to what you seem to be saying is a major problem for you.
A good script writer, of which I don't lay claim to be, could probably
create a script to store the Virtual PC cursor setting in a variable and
have that variable checked when an application was alt-tabbed into and out
of and honor the setting. This would work similar to what HJ already does
when you first launch an application and hear the introductory messages but
as you switch in and out of the program don't hear them repeated. I tried
to create such a script but my ability to express in words what should
happen is a bit better than my ability to use the script features to their
fullest advantage at this time.
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