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<blockquote data-quote="Pat Clark" data-source="post: 896961" data-attributes="member: 123421">The PureVision series by Catavolt does it well. PureVisionHD 1080 is for 1.3.0 alpha only, others are for 1.2.3. I believe Catavolt developed the default skins as well and they also support a mouse. These are the only skins I know of to support a mouse well.&nbsp;There is a config option (in the primary GUI page) that you should choose. It says something like &quot;enable mouse controls.&quot; This adds scroll bars and some other mouse stuff. Also, the &quot;topbar&quot; plugin should be enabled, if it isn't already.&nbsp;An optical mouse works exceptionally well if you have a surface that is not fuzzy. The arm of a leather chair works great. The only time I've found where a mouse is not ideal is text entry, but a remote would be even worse.&nbsp;Comparing to MCE, MP is missing one mouse feature: clicking on the timeline to move to another point in a video.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pat Clark, post: 896961, member: 123421"] The PureVision series by Catavolt does it well. PureVisionHD 1080 is for 1.3.0 alpha only, others are for 1.2.3. I believe Catavolt developed the default skins as well and they also support a mouse. These are the only skins I know of to support a mouse well. There is a config option (in the primary GUI page) that you should choose. It says something like "enable mouse controls." This adds scroll bars and some other mouse stuff. Also, the "topbar" plugin should be enabled, if it isn't already. An optical mouse works exceptionally well if you have a surface that is not fuzzy. The arm of a leather chair works great. The only time I've found where a mouse is not ideal is text entry, but a remote would be even worse. Comparing to MCE, MP is missing one mouse feature: clicking on the timeline to move to another point in a video. [/QUOTE]

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