Put this file in your startup folder. It runs like any other normal application. I've thought about making this thing into an INIT, but the last thing the world needs is another one of those things. Applications are much safer than INITs and won't cause as many conflicts.
What does it do?
The googool eyes follow your cursor around. The 'Reset Eyes' item in the File menu will move the eyes into the default position in upper left hand corner.
Why do I want it?
If you have multiple monitors, or a passive LCD screen that is hard to read, this short program can help you find those "lost" cursors.
Where are my eyes?
If you don't see the eyes right away please keep in mind that they can run in the background. They might be behind an open folder on the desktop. Just drag them someplace where you can always see them.(and they can see you!) The 'Reset Eyes' item will move the eyes into the default position if they are off the screen.
Version 1.0:
version 1.0 incorporate some minor but important upgrades over 0.9. The eyes will save their position even if you turn the computer. Also the eyes load into the background so they won't become the foreground application when you turn the computer on.
upcoming enhancements:
i will probably include some other kinds of eyes in a future version i.e. bloodshot eyes, female eyes, blue eyes. I also want to include the ability to have more than one set of eyes. (For now you can simulate multiple eyes by duplicating googool eyes and placing copies with different names in the startup folder; as long as you have lots of memory lying around it's kinda fun.)
Version 1.1
Supports Power PC native. We all hate 68K programs that slow our machine down don't we? Googool Eyes has gone native.
