Mouse cursor centered on window switch

Hi,
I have a issue since the most recent ISboxer update.
Whenever I use the mouse to switch to a different wow window the mouse cursor always appears in the center of the screen instead of staying on its current position.
That only seems to appear when i'm in the game. On the log in screen the cursor doesnt get centered upon window switch. How do I turn this off?

[lax]

This is a bug, and so far it has only specifically been reported on WoW 3.3.5. Is that the version of WoW you're on? If so, for the moment you can revert to Inner Space build 6260 from the Inner Space archive: http://www.lavishsoft.com/innerspace/archives/

If you're on a different version, please let us know what version number so that we can make sure it gets taken care of.

Ty, downgraded ISboxer and it works fine again.
I'm playing on TBC 2.4.3.

I have returned to multiboxing after a couple of years and it seems like the recent versions of Innerspace still have the mentioned mouse cursor bug.
Unfortunately ISboxer 42 isn't compatible with Innerspace build 6260.
Is it possible to get a older version of ISboxer which is still compatible with Innerspace build 6260?

[bob]

I'm not even sure you could get the old build of 6260 to even work as you'd be missing several files that are just not in the current downloads.

You may find disabling the New Virtual Input method in the InnerSpace configuration resolves the issue (on the current release).

It might also be required to rollback to an earlier release (although not quite so far as 6260). 7111 is the likely candidate.
Exit Inner Space and all games and launchers, then paste this into your Run window (Windows+R) -- include all the quotes.

Code:

"%programdata%\Lavish Software\utils\lavishbuild" install innerspace live "1.19 build 7111"

I'm not even sure you could get the old build of 6260 to even work as you'd be missing several files that are just not in the current downloads.

You may find disabling the New Virtual Input method in the InnerSpace configuration resolves the issue (on the current release).

It might also be required to rollback to an earlier release (although not quite so far as 6260). 7111 is the likely candidate.
Exit Inner Space and all games and launchers, then paste this into your Run window (Windows+R) -- include all the quotes.

Code:

"%programdata%\Lavish Software\utils\lavishbuild" install innerspace live "1.19 build 7111"

Disabling virtual input solved it for me. Thanks a lot!