Bastiaan. wrote:
>Does anyone have a mouse program? (Genius mouse)
http://bernie.arachne.cz/ctmouse/ (the number of downloads is still very
small - isn't anyone interested in saving conventional (or upper) memmory?)
>Now I am first going to Windows, wich installs the mouse and then
>back
>to DOS... indeed the mouse is more practical then the arrow keys.
You should not have a mouse in DOS by doing this. The mouse in windows will
be lost after you exit - a mouse driver is probably installed when you run
some BATch file to start Windows - or Windows runs a BATch file installing
the driver (what version of Windows are we talking about anyway?)
//Bernie
http://bernie.arachne.cz/ DOS programs, Star Wars ...
