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I officially uploaded this 3 days ago and already 5 users who have kindly sent me translations for an application that literally took me 30 minutes to complete.

guinness wrote:I officially uploaded this 3 days ago and already 5 users have kindly sent me translations for an application that literally took me 30 minutes to complete.

Ya gotta love the portable freeware community.

Fixed previous missing word *hint* who.

If it wasn't for TPFC I wouldn't have discovered AutoIt.

guinness wrote:I officially uploaded this 3 days ago and already 5 users who have kindly sent me translations for an application that literally took me 30 minutes to complete.

Nice. That's a software community right there.

@joby_toss - Once again brilliant.

We’ve covered some apps that will wrap around your mouse when it reaches the left or right side of the screen, but Mousinity is one of the first we’ve seen to do all four sides of the screen. That means it can jump from the left and right sides, but also from the top and bottom.

http://cybernetnews.com/wrap-around-mouse/

Thanks I am Baas for letting me know. That blog is pretty informative, I think I'll start subscribing to it.

Was mentioned here as well >> http://www.pcmag.com/article/print/261512

Congratulations, guinness. Can you handle the traffic? Feature requests?

I am Baas wrote:Congratulations, guinness. Can you handle the traffic? Feature requests?

You'd be surprised!

guinness wrote:

I am Baas wrote:Congratulations, guinness. Can you handle the traffic? Feature requests?

You'd be surprised!

I C, the floodgates are open.

Feature request(s):
- a (configurable) key to enable/disable Mousinity (not exit)
- a (configurable) key to exit Mousinity
- a (configurable) key to send mouse pointer to second monitor (centre)
- an option to block screen borders

Thank you.

I am Baas wrote:Feature request(s):
- a (configurable) key to enable/disable Mousinity (not exit)
- a (configurable) key to exit Mousinity
- a (configurable) key to send mouse pointer to second monitor (centre)
- an option to block screen borders

Thank you.

I have an update ready to go but was holding off as the change log isn't what I would call substantial (big enough!) and it was focused more on improvements in memory and CPU usage, but no additions.

I will add the above with the ability to configure the hotkeys (I have something ready to go,) but I need clarification on what you mean by 'an option to block screen borders'? Thanks.

guinness wrote:what you mean by 'an option to block screen borders'?

Prevent the cursor from travelling in any given direction e.g. block top/bottom/left/right movement (or a combination of those).