Photoshop CS3 Problem >.<

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Today i wanted to do something for my work so i finally opened my Photoshop CS3 i got for my Mac.
There is one weird thing happening....
When i select a tool like magic wand for example, i move my cursor inside the working space area and my cursor it disappears and i cant work :( . This in not happening with the move tool only, with all other tools i have this problem...
Anyone knows what maybe is the problem? Im sure that i got all the options right and the caps lock off.
(I hope this is the right section for that post)
Thx in advance :)
 
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is it disapearing or becoming invisible??? i had an issue where my mouse went invisible for a while but can not remember what i did to solve this issue
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ye it was disappearing...
problem solved kinda...
i plug in today my 19" LG display i got on my desktop to see how it is running my mac there..
When i unplugged my monitor from my macbook photoshop decided to work perfectly..Any ideas why ?its a pity to got a 19" display and cant work on it when im home =/
 
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This was a problem with the beta version they had out for a few months, but I haven't heard of it affecting a full version. Check your cursor settings under Preferences is all I can suggest.
 

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