I'm using across with a Blackberry Passport on Windows 10 at 1440x1440. Only Absolute Coordinate Mouse gives any decent results, but whenever I click, the cursor jumps to the top left corner of the screen. When I release the button and move the mouse at all, the cursor jumps back to where it was. Also, whenever I move the mouse off the left edge of the screen (phone is assigned to RIGHT slot, but mouse switching is disabled) the cursor vanishes and I cannot control the phone anymore unless I hit the hotkey to toggle control between the phone and PC a couple times. And finally, I can only ever seem to connect to the phone just after starting my system. If the phone is disconnected for any reason, the only way I can make it work again is by restarting Windows.
Hi, How does it work in Relative Coordinate Mouse mode? Absolute Coordinate Mouse mode only works properly in desktop Windows while Relative Coordinate Mouse mode works well in all platforms. However we have not tested across in Blackberry.
Relative Coordinate Mouse mode doesn't work, unfortunately. The cursor goes all over the place (on a blackberry passport). Absolute mode works except that the cursor jumps to the top left position during a clicking and/or dragging (either left or right mouse button). The keyboard input still works, though.