When using a setup with many monitors, managing the mouse cursor can get a bit unwieldy. Moving the mouse from the left monitor in a 4+ monitor setup can be tedious. In setups where the monitors are arranged vertically, it can be difficult to hit the caption buttons of a maximized application on the bottom monitor. And in setups where a monitor is located in a different room, it can be difficult to get the mouse cursor over to the isolated monitor.
DisplayFusion has a bunch of mouse cursor related Functions that can help in those situations and more!
In the example where you have two monitors, arranged vertically, it can be difficult to hit the caption buttons on a window located on the bottom monitor quickly, as the mouse cursor will move to the monitor above if you move it one pixel too far. For this type of setup, the "Lock/Unlock Mouse Cursor to Current Monitor" and "Lock/Unlock Mouse Cursor to Current Window" are very helpful. You can press the key combination for one of those Functions (assign the combo on the Settings > Functions tab), and the mouse cursor will be "stuck" inside the confines of that monitor or application window, until you press the key combination again.
When you have many monitors connected to your machine, or monitors that are physically located in a different area where you can't see them, it can be tedious and difficult to get the mouse cursor to the monitor that you need it to be on. The "Move Mouse Cursor to…" Functions make it easy to get the mouse cursor to a specific monitor, or to the active application window. Here's a list of those Functions and what they do when you press their associated key combination (set the key combos on the Settings > Functions tab):
