my cursor is shaking so badly that it makes it very difficult to do any work.
I recently purchased cs3, and this is the first time I have tried doing this
with this version. I really need it to work properly... any ideas? Oh, and I
don't seem to be able to launch my old version.

I?m having the samee problem. Could you solve this?

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sandyinn wrote:
> my cursor is shaking so badly that it makes it very difficult to do any work.
> I recently purchased cs3, and this is the first time I have tried doing this
> with this version. I really need it to work properly... any ideas? Oh, and I
> don't seem to be able to launch my old version.
>

Are you on Vista? If so, try turning off the Aero interface. ALso, there
is another way just to set Fireworks to run without Aero, but as I am
still on XP, I can't recall the answer. YOu can search the forum for it
though.

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alot of things still do not work for vista its sooo annoying

Hi Jim,

I searched the forum but didn't find any info. How do I turn Aero off? This is becoming a real pain!

Sandy

It should hopefully be in the settings tab

Am I supposed to be looking in th eprogram? I don't see settings anywhere. Sorry to be a bother, but can you give me more info?

Thanks,

Sandy

Here's how to disable the Aero theme in Windows Vista:

http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/966/v...parency_effect

Thank you so much, that did the trick! Have a great day!

Sandy

great link there

Another trick when dealing with small detailed graphics is to change your mouse
sensitivity.

I'm not sure about Vista, but in XP it's in control panel under mouse. You can
set it so you need to drag the mouse a few inches just to make the cursor move
a few pixels on the screen. It makes dealing with pixel sensitive stuff a lot
easier.:smile;

your sugesstion on searching the forums worked thanks fro the below link also
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