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Cursor & Pointer Size

Here you can make the cursor easier to see when you’re typing; instead of
searching around for a thin, flashing pixel-wide bar, you can thicken it all
the way up to a chunky but easy-to-spot 20 pixels (see Figure 7-6).

Figure 7-6. Top: Use the slider to adjust the thickness of your insertion-point cursor; as you slide,
you get to see an example.

Bottom: You can make the cursor ridiculously thick, if you want.
You can also make your pointer bigger and change its color. Your three

choices are the typical white arrow with a black outline, a solid black arrow,
and an arrow that reverses whatever is behind it—it shows up white when
it’s on a black background and vice versa.

For touchscreen owners, there’s also an option here to give visual feedback

when you touch the screen—a little darkened spot follows your finger
around.