Mouse moving issue in sql developer 3.2

Hi,
I'm using sql developer 3.2 in vmware .I'm facing issue when i try to select the package/procedure from left side tree structure with mouse,mouse pointer is moving to some other place.
If i try to click on one object name(procedure/package/function) then mouse pointer is moving to other object name automatically.It is very difficult to work .Can some advice why it is ? And how i can resolve?
And at the same time no issue with sql developer 1.1 .
Environment:
In side vmware
Os:Xp
Sql developer Version 3.2.20.09

Enable security descriptors = Allow virtual applications full write permission to the virtual file system.
Here is how it looks like:
https://twitter.com/packageologist/status/462180503995813888/photo/1

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