“Then, you’ll click here.”
If you do screen captures, you need a cursor highlight tool and there is a really easy to use, free version you can download and use right now.It works as so. On your Mac, use the Mouse & Trackpad pane of Accessibility Pointer Control preferences to make your mouse and trackpad easier to use. The options available depend on the Mac you’re using. To change these preferences, choose Apple menu System Preferences, click Accessibility, click Pointer Control, then click Mouse & Trackpad. To make your mouse pointer sold black, click on the Start Button to open Start.Next, click open Settings Ease of Access Mouse.You will see the settings which let you change the Pointer and Cursor size, thickness and the pointer and cursor colors.Here you can change the pointer and cursor size. You can also change the Pointer color.
Cursor Highlight Change your highlight color, opacity, size, and more. You can also choose to highlight only when you move your cursor. Lastly, these are just some of the features of Presentify. Visit the Mac App Store to know more. You find Mouse Properties dialog and you can use the Pointer tab to change your mouse pointer to Windows Black. BTW, when I am using VS Code directly on my Mac, the mouse pointer is somehow visible. But on MS Windows, it is (or was) much worse.
“I’m just going to make that edit here.”
“Do you see my mouse?”
These are just a few examples of comments you’ll hear during online meetings with screensharing during this new work-from-home era. While sharing or collaborating on documents during online meetings, it can be hard for people to follow along with the tiny, standard mouse pointer/cursor defaults on our Macs and PCs. We could all do each other a little favor by making the mouse pointer bigger and/or more colorful – a high visibility pointer will help your audience follow along without losing the mouse.
You can easily change your mouse from the default to something more noticeable. Here’s how:
Search for and click on “Mouse settings” on your computer via the Start button or the Search bar in your taskbar.
(No options for changing the color of the pointer on Macs, sorry!)