new computer and big mouse sensitivity probs in photoshop??

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Steven C
Mar 27, 2005
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So my wife and i recently went from my old 700mhz p3 laptop to a new 3 ghz p4 machine… I installed adobe photoshop and tried to crop a photo and i seem to have NO control over the mouse, i cannot make a straight line to save my life. I can use the mouse in regular apps, it seems fine, and then i attempt to crop around an object etc and the lines are very crooked… i can still use my laptop just the same as before, so this must be a machine setting, or is it?

This might be due to the new machine being in a different location than the last one, but i doubt it… i have tried the mouse in all sorts of different places. I tried my old mouse on the new machine but no luck. I have also tried to adjust my mouse sensitivity settings, but still nothing.

anyone familiar with this? no point in using this nice fast new machine if i cant even use photoshop.

thanks for any input.

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edjh
Mar 27, 2005
Steven C wrote:
So my wife and i recently went from my old 700mhz p3 laptop to a new 3 ghz p4 machine… I installed adobe photoshop and tried to crop a photo and i seem to have NO control over the mouse, i cannot make a straight line to save my life. I can use the mouse in regular apps, it seems fine, and then i attempt to crop around an object etc and the lines are very crooked… i can still use my laptop just the same as before, so this must be a machine setting, or is it?

This might be due to the new machine being in a different location than the last one, but i doubt it… i have tried the mouse in all sorts of different places. I tried my old mouse on the new machine but no luck. I have also tried to adjust my mouse sensitivity settings, but still nothing.

anyone familiar with this? no point in using this nice fast new machine if i cant even use photoshop.

thanks for any input.
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worstron
Mar 27, 2005
Have you tried slowing the mouse down? Start/Control
Panel/Mouse/Pointer Options
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Steven C
Mar 27, 2005
yeah, thats the next step… but there are plenty of choices out there, from $80-$400… and thats a whole new thread/question.
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harrylimey
Mar 27, 2005
"Steven C" wrote in message
So my wife and i recently went from my old 700mhz p3 laptop to a new 3 ghz p4 machine… I installed adobe photoshop and tried to crop a photo and i seem to have NO control over the mouse, i cannot make a straight line to save my life. I can use the mouse in regular apps, it seems fine, and then i attempt to crop around an object etc and the lines are very crooked… i can still use my laptop just the same as before, so this must be a machine setting, or is it?

This might be due to the new machine being in a different location than the last one, but i doubt it… i have tried the mouse in all sorts of different places. I tried my old mouse on the new machine but no luck. I have also tried to adjust my mouse sensitivity settings, but still nothing.

thanks for any input.

It does not seem likely as you mention that the mouse is OK in regular apps (whatever they are) but does the mouse driver need reinstalling or updating??

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