I would like to be able to lock the Mouse Cursor on the Screen for a moment (100ms or something).

I use a very peculiar set of Hotkeys, where I Click once with the Mouse, and I either trigger a Double-Click-Down or a Triple-Click-Down.

The "Click-Down" part is for the Left Button to stay "virtually" down, so I can continue Selecting whole Words (Double-Click) or whole Paragraphs (Triple-Click) without having to physically press the Left Button Down myself. To end this process, I send a "Click Up" when I Left Click, or I when I Copy (Ctrl + c), or etc.

The reason I want to lock the Mouse Cursor, is because of Microsoft Word specifically. When I Triple-Click-Down, if I don't wait 100ms before moving the Mouse Cursor, the Triple-Click-Down ends up Selecting a Word and dragging it around instead of being in "Continuous Paragraph Selection Mode". On a side note, you can also reproduce this behavior in Word with any Mouse just by Triple-Clicking really fast on some Text, and moving the Mouse Cursor without skipping a beat. For some reason, Word is the only Text Editor to behave this way.

I say I would like to "Lock the Mouse Cursor on the Screen". It could also just be "Prevent the SwiftPoint Mouse from registering Movement for 50ms or 100ms". I've tried adding a "Wait" at the end of my sequence, but that doesn't prevent the Mouse Cursor from moving around.

Also to be noted, in the Screenshots I've shared, there is a difference in functionality between the Double-Click-Down and the Triple-Click-Down. For the Triple-Click-Down, I've added 50ms Wait Times between Clicks, just because the Triple-Click doesn't work in Microsoft Word without them.