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06.07.2010 09:32:49
Fullscreen friendly position - can it be changed?
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Am not too sure if it's possible, but with the option of "Fullscreen friendly position" for the mouse cursor on wake/start - can this be modified?

Whenever I wake my mac mini, and open EyeTV - the cursor is in the top left hand corner of the screen - which shows the menu bar when in fullscreen - which to me is not fullscreen friendly.

Am I doing something wrong? Or can I change what the position is?

Cheers, 
Simon. 

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10.08.2010 03:26:16
Re: Fullscreen friendly position - can it be changed?
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I am having the same problem, and the only two forum posts on this topic have been unanswered :(

Hope someone has the solution - the mouse seems to move to the top left corner on system wakeup regardless of the 'fullscreen friendly' option in RemoteBuddy...

I have a Mac Mini Aluminium running 10.6.4 and EyeTv 3.4. I recently reset the PRAM and SMC, and think this may be related to the mouse behaviour (not sure though).

Cheers! 

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23.08.2010 09:51:41
Re: Re: Fullscreen friendly position - can it be changed?
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Thanks for your posts.

In order to further investigate this, I'll need the following information from you:

1) Do you turn on your Mac Mini first and the screen second? Or is the Mac Mini already running when you turn on the screen? Or do you turn on the screen first and then the Mini?

2) What connector on your display is your Mini connected to? VGA, HDMI, DVI-D, DVI-I?

3) Does it take your display or your mini any time to sync to each other? Like, f.ex. the Mini fading to a bright blue screen while determining the display resolution - or the display showing *any* message first before showing the Mini's signal?

Best regards, 
Felix Schwarz