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When using Adobe InDesign on Windows 7, the mouse cursor becomes corrupted after performing functions where the software displays a custom cursor. This only seems to happen on the display driven by the on-motherboard Intel graphics hardware (the driver reads as Intel GMA 4500).
Running the Magnifier program included with Window 7 seems to fix the problem when it is running but the corrupted cursor returns when I close Magnifier.
I've tried to set the cursors to another set and then back again in the control panel but that hasn't worked.
What I'm hoping for is a simple script which would refresh the mouse cursors.
Thoughts?
dmkerr
Posted 2012-04-05T23:34:32.527
Reputation: 33
My initial thought is that you should ask this on SuperUser. – gWaldo – 2012-04-05T23:57:23.263
3My initial thought is that you should report this as a bug to Adobe. – Wesley – 2012-04-05T23:57:58.293
You already refreshed the curser, somehow you need to refresh the whole curser buffer that is the hardware acceleration for the curser stuff. before win 7 a person could pull cursers out of hardware acceleration and solve such problems using DXdiag. Agreeing with WesleyDavid it is the program doing different things, and the video driver/hardware not working with it correct. they will cross blame eachother :-) – Psycogeek – 2012-04-07T01:44:30.897