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&lt;&lt;&lt;from Settings/Control Panel/Mouse menu<br />
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If you are refering to a manual process of changing the mouse setting with the reference above, that is how I change it now. <br />
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Is what you said a reference to some place in the folder tree?
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<<<from Settings/Control Panel/Mouse menu

If you are refering to a manual process of changing the mouse setting with the reference above, that is how I change it now.

Is what you said a reference to some place in the folder tree?

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Yes.<br />
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The other reference I gave you is only if you want to change it through the code.
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Yes.

The other reference I gave you is only if you want to change it through the code.

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My laptop is used on a docking station in the office and at home but for reasons I can not locate the mouse sensitivity must be changed depending on the location.<br />
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I normally change the setting as soon as I log on and while that is not a big deal it is a multiple step process.<br />
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I can figure out the script to prompt for location but I have no idea where the mouse setting are stored or how to change them programmatically.
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My laptop is used on a docking station in the office and at home but for reasons I can not locate the mouse sensitivity must be changed depending on the location.

I normally change the setting as soon as I log on and while that is not a big deal it is a multiple step process.

I can figure out the script to prompt for location but I have no idea where the mouse setting are stored or how to change them programmatically.

Script to change mouse setting

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