Cursor mouse error

Hello!
I have a problem with photoshop cs4 cursor mouse. When I click, the click isn't exactly where I had clicked. Is more down.
What can I do?
Tks!

Hi Pedro, this has been discussed before at this forum. A short summary: The problem occurs when you are in full screen mode and the rulers are visible. When you open a document or a Smart Object or create a new document the cursor is displaced by about 10 pixels. You get rid of the problem by hitting the f-key. This changes the screen mode and forces Photoshop to redraw the screen.
This seems to be independent from the graphic card you use, so I assume this is a bug and hope that Adobe will correct it soon.

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Raji03 wrote:
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