Good morning,
I have a question and I explain why.
I am convinced that the episodic failure of a medical application
depends on the fact that the secretaries continue to press the mouse
button even though there is a warning of printing in progress or
because they think that pressing the button will speed up the
procedure. I have disabled the 'okay' keys for this very reason and
re-enable them at the end of the printing procedure. But every now
and then something happens. And always in the printing process. And
there is no logical reason for the error. It simply freezes the pc.
Is there any way to disable the mouse and then re-enable it ? If
possible an example. Thanks for the help. Aurora Baccio
Good morning,speed up the procedure. I have disabled the 'okay' keys for this very reason and re-enable them at the end of the printing procedure. But every now and then something happens. And always in the printing process. And there is no logical reason for the
I have a question and I explain why.
I am convinced that the episodic failure of a medical application depends on the fact that the secretaries continue to press the mouse button even though there is a warning of printing in progress or because they think that pressing the button will
Is there any way to disable the mouse and then re-enable it ?
If possible an example.
Thanks for the help.
Aurora Baccio
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