> Improving Mouse Performance
> If you are experiencing slow mouse response during a remote video session, you may want to deactivate the mouse acceleration in the operating system of the target server.
> Microsoft Windows 2000 Default Mouse Drivers:

> 1 | Select Start - Settings - Control Panel.

> 2 | Double-click the Mouse icon.

> 3 | Click on the Motion tab.

> 4 | Adjust mouse speed to the exact midpoint of the slider bar.

> 5 | Click OK. Use the Align Local Cursor/Mouse button in the Viewer to resynchronize the mouse.

> Microsoft Windows XP and Server 2003 Default Mouse Drivers:

> 1 | Select Start - Settings - Control Panel.

> 2 | Double-click the Mouse icon.

> 3 | Click on the Pointer Options tab.

> 4 | Adjust mouse speed to the exact midpoint of the slider bar.

> 5 | In the Acceleration setting, select the Off radio button.

> 6 | Click OK. Use the Align Local Cursor/Mouse button in the Viewer to resynchronize the mouse.

> Intellipoint Drivers (Only for Windows based Operating Systems):

> 1 | Select Start - Settings - Control Panel.

> 2 | Double-click the Mouse icon.

> 3 | Cycle through the tabs until the pointer speed slider is displayed.

> 4 | Adjust the mouse speed to the exact midpoint of the slider bar.

> 5 | Click the Advanced button.

> 6 | Click the Acceleration check box to turn off acceleration.

> 7 | Click OK. Use the Align Local Cursor/Mouse button in the Viewer to resynchronize the mouse.

> Red Hat Linux:

> 1 | Select the Mouse settings from the Desktop Controls.

> 2 | Set Acceleration to 1.0.

> 3 | Apply the changes and use the Align Local Cursor/Mouse button in the Viewer to resynchronize the mouse.