Sam, In W98, CTRL-ESC brings up the Start menu.
Roger Turk Tucson, Arizona Bob Dohse wrote: . > Sam, . > For your Runaway Mouse problem ... . > Try Tab or Alt-Tab to go from the Desktop to the Start button. Open the . > Start button and arrow up to Settings. Arrow over (then up or down as . > needed) and select Control Panel. Tab to the Mouse and open that panel. . > Select (Tab to) Motion or Speed, then adjust the movement speed and other . > options as necessary. . > If the mouse button is interpreting directions correctly, then it's . > probably just a matter of response speed. . > The above directions are from my memory, so they may be off a bit. The . > important parts are using the Tab and Alt-Tab keys as necessary for . > movement (Shift-Alt goes in reverse). Use the Enter key to make your . > button selections and the arrow keys as you find necessary. . > Do this first thing when you boot up. If you get lost in cyberspace, just . > shut off the laptop and start again. Windows should recover itself on . > start up, so you shouldn't have any real problems. . > If that doesn't work, try loading CTMOUSE from the DOS prompt. If that . > works, then add CTMOUSE to your autoexec.bat file and reboot. . > Good luck. . > Bob
