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09-13-2004, 09:07 AM	#1
BenRichards LQ Newbie Registered: May 2004 Posts: 17 Rep:	XF86Config - Trapped Mouse Hello All, On RedHat Linux 9.0 I have setup 3 pci graphics cards. I have most everything running the way I want but when I set screen2 or screen3 with a high resolution than screen1 the mouse starts in screen1 but will get sucked into whichever screen has the highest resolution when I touch the edge of screen1. I do not have the screen setup as in ServerLayout to the RightOf etc.. Nor do I have Xinerama set to yes. Is there a way to fix this besides just making sure to set screen1 to a higher resolution than the other two screens? Thanks for any help.

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