Get Rid of the pointer

Posted: Saturday, 06/26/2004 -- by Jorge Mira. Subject: Get Rid of the pointer

I'm having trouble with the pointer appearing when it shouldn't. I'm deploying interactive touchscreen plasmas and, when the scripts hangs or exits undesirabely for some strange reason, when it comes back the pointer is set to appear ALLWAYS. The only way to correct this is to update content and restart playback again. Then, everything is fine until it exits abnormally again.

I'd like to ERRADICATE the scala pointer so, in case it decides to show it again, it won't be able as there is no icon to siaplay. No arrow, no little hand....

Please, I relly need a solution, as my client is quite upset with this phenomenon.

Thank you.

JOrge Mira
ASVideo Multimedia.

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