How do you fix a MAC G4 laptop mouse wad?
My new problem though is that it have become spot sensitive. Instead of hitting anywhere on the mouse pad to click something, I in a minute have to find a specific spot on the wad to get it to click. Sometimes this spot change, so maybe nearby is some sort of sort in my mouse wipe.
Just wanted to know did anyone know to fix this because it will be a couple months previously I can take it contained by to the Mac lab at my college campus.
Answer:
If you find the pointer on your PowerBook iBook computer moves as you type, or if you find that the cursor does not move when you use the trackpad, you may need to check the computer's palm rejection factor.
Symptom
* The pointer moves as you type, or the cursor does not move when you use the trackpad.
Products affected
* PowerBook (any model)
* iBook (any model)
Solution
The PowerBook and iBook computers, depending on the operating system they are running, may own an advanced palm rejection feature, which is designed to minimize chance trackpad input while typing.
Turning on this feature on prevents the pointer from moving as you type. If you stipulation to use the trackpad and the keyboard at one and the same time, turn this feature rotten.
Follow these steps if the pointer moves as you type:
1. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences.
2. Choose View > Keyboard&Mouse. (Some versions of the operating system may own this called Mouse.)
3. Select the Trackpad tab.
4. Select the odds called any "Ignore trackpad while typing" or "Ignore accidental trackpad input".
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