I have started working on a new application called MouseWarp! which is specifically designed to fix the annoying issue I have with Multiple monitor setups that are running different resolutions.

Currently if you have different resolutions your mouse can become stuck moving between monitors (usually when one resolution is much greater than the other on the vertical side). I have successfully written an application to fix this issue, however before I release it I have to smooth it out a little.

I will more than likely release the source code only for this application. I have not decided yet.

It is less than 100 lines of code the way it is now!

MouseWarp! 1.01.005

This is a new version of the MouseWarp! application which adds the same current right hand support, to the left hand secondary monitor. The application still does not work when you are using a primary monitor with a higher vertical resolution then the secondary one(s).

Requirements

- .NET Framework (3.5 Recommended, may not work with older versions)
- Windows 7 32/64 bit Operating System (un-tested on XP, but will probably work fine).

Features 1.01.005

+ Left hand Warping similar to the current right hand feature set.
- Ability to change detected resolution.

Next Version

+ Complete Warping all around with all monitor sizes.

Known Issues / Bugs

- No known bugs.

MouseWarp! 1.00.000

I have released a new application called MouseWarp! This is the first version and a proof-of-concept really. It is stable, but it does not have full support for all configurations.

This application stops the mouse cursor from becoming stuck when you are using multiple monitors with different resolutions. Typically if one of your displays has a higher vertical resolution than the other(s), the mouse will sometimes get stuck moving back and forth between them.



This version has a working GUI and System Tray icon.



This will be the core of a fully featured application that supports warping from the left and right hand sides of the primary display; as well as warping from the primary to secondary and secondary to primary. Currently warping only occurs going from the secondary to primary display (with the secondary display on the right of the primary).

Requirements

- .NET Framework (3.5 Recommended, may not work with older versions)
- Windows 7 32/64 bit Operating System (un-tested on XP, but will probably work fine).

Features 1.00.000

+ Show current pointer location
+ Enable or Disable MouseWarp! on the fly.
+ Automatically detect the current Primary Display's resolution.
+ Allow the user to customize the detected resolution (not recommended).
+ Configurable refresh rate.
+ User customizable System Tray icon.
+ Warp your mouse to the closest corner when using a larger secondary display on the right side of the primary.

Next Version

+ Warping from primary to secondary.
+ Warping with a secondary monitor on the left of the primary.
+ Saving settings in a portable ini file.

Known Issues / Bugs

- No known bugs.