I asked something very similar a while back, and the words from the wise were
not encouraging - too many variable hardware and software factors to take
into account.
I concluded that the only way to do it would be to go for a combination of a
cad style puck thingy (ie. everyone has the same input device that has a
built in cross hairs for targeting points on an underlay), and matching
crosses on screen a bit like calibration of palm/handspring handhelds.
No good for what I wanted though, I needed to know how 'jittery' a user was
being when engaged in a pop the red balloons here and click way over there
task.
In a message dated 22/4/01 6:37:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Hi does anyone know how to callibrate the mouse on windows or mac? via
>metacard. ie distance moved on desk to distance on screen?
>
>Regards
>
>Monte
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