How can the mouse cursor be brought to where I enter text?


  1. Advice Pro
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    How can the mouse cursor be brought to where I enter text?


    I'd like the mouse cursor to go to the blinking cursor where I enter text. Is there a keyboard shortcut that does this?
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  3. richnrockville
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    Advice Pro said:
    I'd like the mouse cursor to go to the blinking cursor where I enter text. Is there a keyboard shortcut that does this?
    Advice Pro, control panel|mouse and the options might be what your looking
    for.

    Rich
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