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<blockquote data-quote="Cuitlahac" data-source="post: 285264" data-attributes="member: 78908">Hi,I found a very easy way to solve this issue:There is a little freeware named &quot;Mausraus.exe&quot;, you can find it here ftp.heise.de/pub/ct/listings/0407-192.zip (Source code is included)What it does: When you start it, it sends the mouse cursor to the lower right corner, where you can't see it anymore. That's all. End of program, duty fullfilled.&nbsp;Now, I made me a little batch file which first calls this tiny program and then starts MP. So my cursor is out of sight whenever I call MP. There is no further software necessary running in the background to get this effekt.Vista-users: I don't know if it also works under your system. But I think it could be worth a try.It works perfectly on my XP SP3 with MP RC2. Maybe this easy functionality could be included in future MP versions as an option to hide the mouse?Regards,Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cuitlahac, post: 285264, member: 78908"] Hi, I found a very easy way to solve this issue: There is a little freeware named "Mausraus.exe", you can find it here ftp.heise.de/pub/ct/listings/0407-192.zip (Source code is included) What it does: When you start it, it sends the mouse cursor to the lower right corner, where you can't see it anymore. That's all. End of program, duty fullfilled. Now, I made me a little batch file which first calls this tiny program and then starts MP. So my cursor is out of sight whenever I call MP. There is no further software necessary running in the background to get this effekt. Vista-users: I don't know if it also works under your system. But I think it could be worth a try. It works perfectly on my XP SP3 with MP RC2. Maybe this easy functionality could be included in future MP versions as an option to hide the mouse? Regards, Michael [/QUOTE]

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