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Wraparound is an application primarily intended for users with large and/or multiple screens, which allows the mouse cursor to "wrap" around the screens. Rather than spending time and energy moving the cursor across the screen, from one side to the other, simply drag it off one edge and it immediately appears on the other side.
Wraparound can handle even the most abnormal of screen layout configurations, and even allow windows and other objects to be dragged though screen edges. And if you're worried about not being able to hit your menu bar or dock without the edge to stop
Wraparound can handle even the most abnormal of screen layout configurations, and even allow windows and other objects to be dragged though screen edges. And if you're worried about not being able to hit your menu bar or dock without the edge to stop
What's New
Version 1.6:
- Addressed issues with improper wrapping behavior on certain screen geometries
- New option to disable same-screen wrapping
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
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Wraparound is an application primarily intended for users with large and/or multiple screens, which allows the mouse cursor to "wrap" around the screens. Rather than spending time and energy moving the cursor across the screen, from one side to the other, simply drag it off one edge and it immediately appears on the other side.
Wraparound can handle even the most abnormal of screen layout configurations, and even allow windows and other objects to be dragged though screen edges. And if you're worried about not being able to hit your menu bar or dock without the edge to stop the cursor, you can always turn off horizontal or vertical screen wrapping to suit your preferences. It also preserves screensavers and Exposé functionality with variable sized non-wrapping areas at the corners.
Wraparound can handle even the most abnormal of screen layout configurations, and even allow windows and other objects to be dragged though screen edges. And if you're worried about not being able to hit your menu bar or dock without the edge to stop the cursor, you can always turn off horizontal or vertical screen wrapping to suit your preferences. It also preserves screensavers and Exposé functionality with variable sized non-wrapping areas at the corners.
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Tipp-Flo reviewed on 19 May 2012
1.6 works now great again on Lion with two Monitors!
Very usefull on wide screens - or two Monitors, but I use it as well on my MacBook 13'.
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Thx dev.
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Smayer97 reviewed on 23 May 2011
I have one small issue. My set-up is dual monitors, side by side, left is main monitor and my Dock is vertical on left side of main monitor.
When I have the cursor over the dock at the edge of the screen, the Dock flickers the magnification, i.e, it grows, shrinks, grows, shrinks. I noticed that the edge of the cursor appears on the right of the second monitor. Also, as it flickers, the cursor drifts up one pixel at a time
Please fix.
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Cyann reviewed on 27 Jan 2011
I use it for years, really great little soft.
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ThreeDee912 reviewed on 30 Jan 2007
For people that do have more than 1 monitor, arranged -vertically-, is it possible to set this up so that the cursor moves from, say, the top monitor to the bottom, and vise-versa?
The user would probably have to configure something to tell what monitor is on top of the other, though.
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IT ONLY THROWS UP A PANE WITH AN ACTIVITY BAR THAT SHOWS ONLY "apsend,apsend,apsend" AND THEN RUNS, UNCHANGED, FOREVER!! A TOTAL SHITWARE/VAPORWARE/RIPPOFFWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GO TO HELL MACUPDATE -- YOU WALLSTREET FUCKS!!!