You guys have been so brilliant at answering all my questions lately, so I thought I'd ask about this one, it's really got me stumped.
After I upgraded to Mountain Lion my mouse cursor started disappearing in CS5. To get my mouse back I have to click out of CS5, on the desktop for example. I've noticed that it mostly disappears when I move the mouse over toward the brush module or to the layers module. In other words far left or right. After putting up with it for a few months I formatted my hard drive and did a clean install of Lion and reinstalled CS5, but it's still happening.It never disappears in any other situation. I should mention that I always keep LR running right underneath CS5 so I can go back and forth quickly when I need to. But that was never a problem in Lion, this seems to be a Mountain Lion thing.
Like many other stupid CS5 visual bugs on both platforms, it's usually fixed by opening the preferences to the "Performance" section and disabling OpenGL.
ohsnaphappy wrote:
Do you know if CS6 inherited this bug as well, maybe that's a good excuse to upgrade
Since I upgraded to CS6, a lot of the time I can no longer double-click on a file to open it. I have to go to File > Open, and locate the file to open it.
Just as an update, turning off openGL definitely worked. But it wasn't worth it. The images looked pixelated, very annoying. Unless anyone has a fix for that as well, ha!
