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Try this. Open a new blank document. Type "This is a test." Double-click on
"a" and press the delete key on your keyboard. The "a" disappears and so does
the cursor.
Variation:
Type "This is a test." Double-click on "a" and press the backspace key. The
cursor disappears but the "a" does not. When I click in the document, the "a"
disappears and the cursor stays gone.
Configuration:
Alienware PC (Pentium 4) running XP SP2
Dual Multisync 2080UX monitors at 1600x1200
ATI FireGL V3100 video
"a" and press the delete key on your keyboard. The "a" disappears and so does
the cursor.
Variation:
Type "This is a test." Double-click on "a" and press the backspace key. The
cursor disappears but the "a" does not. When I click in the document, the "a"
disappears and the cursor stays gone.
Configuration:
Alienware PC (Pentium 4) running XP SP2
Dual Multisync 2080UX monitors at 1600x1200
ATI FireGL V3100 video