The mouse drivers contained in this archive are general - purpose
drivers that can be used with practically any software that uses
the PC's Cursor keys for menu selection or for moving the cursor
around on the screen.
Additional Software Required:
To use the drivers You must have the Microsoft Mouse Driver
(MOUSE.SYS) Installed on your bootup disk, or in the root directory
of your hard disk. and to initiate the drivers, you must have the
file MENU.COM from the Microsoft Mouse software disk.
To initialize the mouse, you must issue the following command
(assuming all the drivers and MENU.COM are on the default drive):
MENU n
Replace n with a number from 1 to 7 depending on the which
driver you select (drivers are the files 1.MNU, 2.MNU, etc,
The number you select will determine the motion-sensitivity level
of the mouse, where 1 is most sensitive and 7 is least sensitive.
for instance if you select MENU 1, the cursor will move fast (moving themouse to the right will move the cursor right on the screen) as opposed to if you select MENU 7, which will cause the cursor to move much
slower.
You should experiment with using the different speed drivers with
different applications to determine the best speed for each
Mouse Commands:
The following is a summary of the keyboard emulation that the drivers
