Hi Donna,

Yes, you could do it that way.  In my case, the issue was related to task
switching and have the V cursor go back on when it should not have.  While
it's only 1 keystroke to toggle it on and off, for me, the larger issue is
remembering to do it.  When you are running multiple applications and trying
to keep track of things, it's easy to forget to do something, the act is
easy, the remembering part is not.  We are all getting older, after all!
Based on what Kelly Ford reported, however, my problem may be different than
I originally thought.  Anyway, your assumption is correct; this can be
handled by application, it doesn't have to be made the default.  Merry
Christmas.
Best Regards,

Les

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