
Dexxa Mouse Software - Dexxa International, Inc.	October 1990
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This disk contains two Mouse Drivers, MOUSE.COM and MOUSE.SYS:
MOUSE.COM  is called from Dos Prompt or AUTOEXEC.BAT as a command
MOUSE.SYS  is called from CONFIG.SYS, if required, as a device driver

If you use MOUSE.SYS, you MUST insert one of the following lines in the 
CONFIG.SYS file:
DEVICE=MOUSE.SYS	if the file MOUSE.SYS is located in the root directory, or:
DEVICE=MYDIR\MOUSE.SYS	if the file MOUSE.SYS is in the directory MYDIR.

If more than one mouse port is available on your system, and if you are 
working with
- MOUSE.COM: load the driver with the command MOUSE SER 
- MOUSE.SYS: insert the command DEVICE=MOUSE.SYS SER in the CONFIG.SYS file.

If you use the "MOUSE.SYS" driver on a 386 machine, you MUST add the
following statement in the file "SYSTEM.INI" under the [386Enh] section:
	LOCAL=PC$MOUSE (Be sure that "PC$MOUSE" is written in UPPER CASE).
File "SYSTEM.INI" is under Windows directory. 

Dexxa Mouse is 100 % Microsoft compatible. We therefore recommend that you
select the Microsoft serial option if the option arises when installing 
a new application.                                                 

How to Install for the DOS 4.0 Shell Program
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IBM DOS 4.0 installation places a new AUTOEXEC.BAT file in the root
directory and a DOSSHELL.BAT file in the \DOS directory.
In order to be able to use your mouse, you'll have to modify these
two files. Procedure:
With a text editor, open the DOSSHELL.BAT file and find this statement:
	@SHELLC /MOS:[driver].MOS/TRAN/COLOR/ etc.......
	(where [driver] can be PCIBMDRV, PCMSDRV, or PCMSPDRV)

Delete "/MOS:[driver].MOS" from the @SHELLC statement, which should
now look like this:
	@SHELLC /TRAN/COLOR/ etc.......

Modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT file to include the C:\MOUSE sub-directory
in the PATH statement. Load MOUSE, MENU, and CLICK before DOSSHELL.
Re-boot your system.                                               				
