paulheslin

this evening I was jamming away in Max, in the middle of moving around some rather fun little x/y control action with some pictsliders. I can only guess I was in mid-swipe when something else grabbed my attention and I closed the macbook putting it asleep. When I woke it up I found the mouse behaving quite erratically - did a restart and now have a situation where my mouse is moving, but can't click on anything! Couple more restarts and the same situation. I'm going to wait to the morning to go out looking for a usb mouse to see if it makes a difference.

I am assuming that it is obviously frozen in thinking it is still in "pictslider adjust" mode, even though Max isn't even running.

Any suggestion greatly apprectiated, although I would imagine this is a rare problem.

Okay, got a weird little problem here;
this evening I was jamming away in Max, in the middle of moving around some rather fun little x/y control action with some pictsliders. I can only guess I was in mid-swipe when something else grabbed my attention and I closed the macbook putting it asleep. When I woke it up I found the mouse behaving quite erratically - did a restart and now have a situation where my mouse is moving, but can't click on anything! Couple more restarts and the same situation. I'm going to wait to the morning to go out looking for a usb mouse to see if it makes a difference.

Any suggestion greatly apprectiated, although I would imagine this is a rare problem.


pictslider-damages-my-ability-to-use-my-macbook

running the latest updates of both Snow Leopard and Max/MSP.

should probably add some tech specs -
it's an old 2.0 ghz Black Macbook
running the latest updates of both Snow Leopard and Max/MSP.


Pictslider damages my ability to use my Macbook!