Re: jmove JavE
From MJP <mik...@bluedwarf.spam.net>
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· 21 Nov 2001 07:09 · View full thread
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On 20 Nov 2001 22:26:03 -0800, jjs...@yahoo.com (jjs) wrote: > >To get rid of the cusor click on one of the other tool buttons besides "text". > >jjs > Let me see if I can make it clear, I did that, several times, several different tools the artifact remained no matter, I even duplicated deleted, got from, overwrote redrew and chanted with incense. The artifact ghost cursor in some of the frames wont go away. You can download the jmov and try, if you are able to remove the artifact then maybe you can post it and I will replace the jmov with your repaired copy. Good Luck -- _________________________________________________ /| _____________________________________________ | //| | _ _ _ _______ _____ | | // | | | \/ \/ \\__ __\ _ \ .irc.bluedwarf.net.| | //__| | | \ \ \_ \ \ __/ .www.bluedwarf.net.| | \\ | | | \__\ \ \\ \ \ | | \\ | | |_____\ \__\_____\___\ -=MikeChat=- | | \\| |_____________________________________________| | \|_________________________________________________|
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