I guess that is exactly what I have ...... the cross hairs represent the tool travelling to the work and match the direction of the arrow keys.
providing you do not look at the table when jogging then confusion is unlikely, but if the attention in the brain cell goes absent then instinct pushes the arrow button for the direction you want the table to travel.
I suppose with a gantry machine where the work is stationary and the tool moves it works fine but for an engineering mill where the tables move beneath a fixed position quill then the spatial difference can become a headache!
Thanks for the response anyway.
Alan