MouseLight for Windows

By Vizidesk
Trial version
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Developer’s Description

Put a sleek spotlight around your cursor and dim the rest of the screen.

Sometimes it's difficult to tell an audience to look at a particular area of the screen. Whether its for a product demo, presentation, screencast or a lecture, this problem still exists. MouseLight tries to eliminate this problem. MouseLight puts a "spotlight" around your cursor and dims the surrounding area which enables your audience to effortlessly follow your path of movement on the screen. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

MouseLight for Windows

By Vizidesk
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: October 18, 2007

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 1.5.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows XP/Vista

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Total Downloads: 4,696

Downloads Last Week: 2

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5/5

1 User Votes

Really useful even without an audience!
cblaisemitsutamaJanuary 23, 2008
Pros
The software is designed to be used to focus the attention of an audience, but I've found it can also be useful when working in a darkened room (working in bed while spouse is watching tv; meeting room darkened for projector presentation; dorm room while roommate is sleeping; etc.). I use the largest spotlight to brighten the area where I'm reading or working, but the ambient light is minimized. I also find this useful when I don't want people nearby to be able to read everything on my screen. I'm currently using the trial version, which doesn't let you set the opacity, but I think that will add to the usability of the spotlight. I'm currently waiting for my new laptop to arrive and will register MouseLight if the new laptop works out.
Cons
The only thing (so far) that I don't like is that running MouseLight on system startup requires Administrator privileges. This won't affect most users, but will affect employees in companies that don't give their employees admin privileges on their own machines.
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