Where's My Mouse?

I have more than 3 million pixels on my screen, so I lose my cursor easily. This was a quick experiment I made so I could find my mouse more easily. Just press a hotkey and a small animation shows up around your mouse.

[Editor's Note: the hotkey is Command-Space]

Current Version: 1.0

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July 04, 2004 · version 1.0 p
Apparently command-space has many of functions. It's also the default for switching input menu from one language to another. (For instance, switching from American English to Russian Cyrillic letters)
June 28, 2004 · version 1.0 Lewis
Sorry, but setting a non customizable command key combo (which intereferes badly with other things) is a terrible idea. Having no abilty to stop the animation is also annoying. I'll stick with CursorZoom (even if it is a permanent beta)
June 17, 2004 · version 1.0 rgh
Need to be able to turn it on and off. I use Cmd-space in illustrator. It's a huge delay to have it on. Now that it's loaded, short of trashing it I don't know how to stop it.
June 11, 2004 · version 1.0 Widget Analyzer
It's a great idea. A few minor nhancements will maek it all the better though. First of all, if possible, add the blurry trail (very cool effect). Secondly, fix up the orginial image, it looks very pixelated (you could use Photoshop to anti alias it or something like that.)
June 06, 2004 · version 1.0 Regor
Since I use two monitors, this is very useful. But it's TOO obtrusive. For example there is no way to abort the display ("Ok, I see it now.") Or to change the duration or the size. So I encourage enhancements. Making it prettier would be nice, too.