Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
The only method i know of that will produce full screen crosshairs is if you install Microsoft PowerToys, that has a setting in the mouse section to enabe full screen crosshairs.
How do I get a full screen crosshair
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Anonymous
There are many situations where I could use full screen crosshairs. Like when I am working in the Paint app I would like for the crosshairs to extend to the top and left rulers on the screen.
When reading text on the screen it would be nice to have a full screen line under the current line of text I am reading.
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Anonymous
2024-05-17T12:27:06+00:00