Hmm, my Cat does like to lie on my keyboard, particularly when I am trying to play Sims. If you do find out how to disable this feature on a Cat without damage to said Cat, please let me know!
You *used* to be able to disable the onboard trackpad when laptops still had PS/2 ports, so that if you had a PS/2 mouse plugged in the trackpad would shut off.
Not any more, though, although you *might* be able to pull that off using something in the OS at this stage.
Some of the newer Dells have an option in the trackpad's settings to automatically disable it when a USB mouse is plugged in and reenable it when it is unplugged.
Wish I didn't know that from helping my uncle with his Dell
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Date: 2007-01-02 03:55 pm (UTC)You *used* to be able to disable the onboard trackpad when laptops still had PS/2 ports, so that if you had a PS/2 mouse plugged in the trackpad would shut off.
Not any more, though, although you *might* be able to pull that off using something in the OS at this stage.
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Date: 2007-01-02 08:01 pm (UTC)Wish I didn't know that from helping my uncle with his Dell
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Date: 2007-01-02 09:12 pm (UTC)"My trackpad isn't working!"
"See this button here?"
"Yes?..."
"PRESS IT!@#"
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Date: 2007-01-03 12:19 am (UTC)*cat* pad, though???