Yup, its common when you are getting used to a laptop. Some laptops (like my
HP) have a button to turn off the touchpad - you might see if you can do
this and if you have the same problem afterwards. If not, it's a thumb issue
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"LesleyO " <> wrote in message
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> It's quite possible that your thumb is accidentally touching the Toshiba's
> touchpad as you type. They are quite sensitive and this can cause the
> cursor to jump. You'll just have to get used to keeping your thumbs in a
> position where they're clear of the pad. I had that happen when I bought
> my first laptop.
> LesleyO
>
> "rana_eternal" <> wrote in message
> news:748144C8-1C6F-4374-ABCC-...
>> yea a laptop " TOUSHIBA" with a touchpad but i'm using an optical mouse,
>> but
>> even if i used the pad not the mouse it do the same .
>>
>> "DP" wrote:
>>
>>> Laptop? With a touchpad?
>>>
>>>
>>> "rana_eternal" <> wrote in message
>>> news:819175B2-574E-4B20-81C5-...
>>> > well, will I'm typing or writing in word or even mail, the cursor "
>>> > insertion
>>> > point"
>>> > goes to another line in the paragraphs which makes a lot of mistakes .
>>> > i
>>> > can't write a whole sentence because of it.
>>> > it goes anywhere , not at the same sentence line I'm writing.
>>> > so please help cause i don't know what to do.
>>>
>>>
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