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             //       Mitsumi Mouse Driver User's Manual        //
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                                  ( Index )

                        1. Mouse Driver for DOS

                        1-1. Enabling the mouse driver
                        1-2. Mouse driver options
                        1-3. Installing the mouse driver
                        1-4. Mouse driver test program

                        2. Mouse Driver for Windows

                        2-1. How to install mouse driver for Windows
                        2-2. The Mouse Shortcut function
                        2-3. MITSUMI MOUSE CONTROL BOARD
                        2-4. Help on Windows

                        3. List of Files Included in This Package

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1. Mouse Driver for DOS

1-1. Enabling the mouse driver

   The following methods can be used to enable the Mitsumi Mouse Driver.
   For example, when the mouse Driver is installed in C:\MTMMOUSE.

   The path is set to C:\MTMMOUSE or current directory is C:\MTMMOUSE

      MOUSE [ENTER]

   If the path is not set, then type

      C:\MTMMOUSE\MOUSE  [ENTER]

   To execute the mouse driver from AUTOEXEC.BAT, add the line:

      C:\MTMMOUSE\MOUSE

   To execute the mouse driver from CONFIG.SYS, add the line:

      INSTALL=C:\MTMMOUSE\MOUSE.COM

1-2. Mouse driver options

    a) Run time options

       There are several run time options can be set at the command line
       when running the mouse driver. To enable these options, just
       append the command line switches after "MOUSE".

       (Example) You are using a PS/2 mouse and want to change the message
       to Japanese.

            MOUSE /P /L=JP [ENTER]

       (Example) You wish to slow down the cursor speed and switch the left
       and right button.

            MOUSE /S /E    [ENTER]

    b) List of run time options

        /OFF    : Dismount mouse driver from memory
        /P      : Use PS/2 mouse
        /B      : Search PS/2 and serial mouse
        /Cn     : Use Serial mouse on COMn (n=1-4)
        /N      : Set mouse cursor tracking speed to normal
        /Q      : Fast mouse cursor movement
        /S      : Slow mouse cursor movement
        /M=x,y  : Set cursor move speed (the necessary mickey value needed
                  to move 8 pixel)
        /E      : Switch mouse left and right button
        /F      : Reset the mouse buttons to the default state
        /L=lang : Message language
        /An     : Choose acceleration curve number (n=1-4)
        /R=n    : Set mouse orientation angle to n degree (n=0-359)
        /?      : See all options

    c) Options reference

        /OFF    Release mouse driver from memory to free conventional
                memory.

            > When the mouse driver is no longer needed, this option can be
              used to free conventional memory.

        /B      Search PS/2 and serial mouse.

            > This option looks for the mouse port in this order:
              PS/2 -> COM1 -> COM2 -> COM3 -> COM4

        /P      Use PS/2 mouse.

            > Use this option to enable a PS/2 mouse(when more than one
              mouse is connected to the system). When using this option,
              mouse devices on the other ports will not be scanned.

        /Cn     Use Serial mouse.

            > Use this option to enable only a serial mouse(when more than
              one mouse is connected to the system). But when using this
              option, mouse devices on the other ports will not be scanned.
              n is the port number(COM number)(1 - 4).

        /N      Set mouse cursor tracking speed to normal.

            >This option sets the speed of mouse cursor to normal.

        /Q      Set the mouse cursor tracking speed to fast.

            > Set the mouse cursor tracking speed to its maximum setting.

        /S      Set the mouse cursor tracking speed to slow.

            > Set the mouse cursor tracking speed to its minimum setting.

        /M=x,y  Set the mouse speed to a specific parameter.

            > Set the mouse cursor speed to the mickey number which is
              needed to move the mouse cursor 8 pixels.
              For x coordinate, the range of mickey value is from 8 to 255.
              The default is 8.
              For y coordinate, the range of mickey value is from 16 to 255.
              The default is 16.

        /E      Switch the left and right mouse buttons.

            > Use this option to switch the left and right mouse buttons.

        /F      Reset the mouse buttons to the default state.

            >This option resets mouse left/right buttons to the default
             state.

        /L=lang Change the message display language.

            > Use this option to select the message language. Substitute
              lang with the abbreviation of the language.
              The list of abbreviations and supported languages appear
              below:

                    GB  : English (Default)
                    F   : French
                    D   : German
                    E   : Spanish
                    I   : Italian
                    JP  : Japanese

        /An     Choose the acceleration curve number.

            > You can select one of the acceleration curves with this option.
              Please specify the acceleration curve number to n(1 through
              4).

        /R=n    Set the mouse orientation angle to n degree(n=0-359).

            > You can change the mouse orientation angle. Please specify an
              integer value from 0 to 359.

        /?      Display option list

            > This option will display a list of available options for the
              mouse driver.

1-3. Installing the mouse driver

   To install the mouse driver to the hard disk, please use the included
   installation program.
   To start the installation program, first insert the installation disk
   into A drive or B drive and then type the following:

        DOSINST  [ENTER]

   After the install program has started, there will be a menu with several
   options.

        The following is a list of options you can set at the menu:

            > Reboot After Install
                                - Reboot after installing mouse driver.

            > Add to PATH
                                - Add the mouse driver directory to PATH.

            > Startup Option(s)
                                - Set the options of mouse driver when
                                  starting from AUTOEXEC.BAT.

            > Install Directory
                                - To place mouse driver in specific
                                  directory.

            > Add to AUTOEXEC.BAT
                                - Modify AUTOEXEC.BAT so mouse driver is
                                  started every time at start up.

            **  Caution!! **  When there are files with the same name as
                              the files to be installed, the old files
                              will be over written.

                              Files to be installed.
                              MOUSE.COM  , INSTALL.EXE , DEMO.EXE ,
                              README.DOC , MANUAL.DOC

            **  NOTE!   **  WININST.EXE, is an installation program for
                            Windows, it lets you install a mouse driver
                            for DOS also.

1-4. Mouse Driver Test Program

   You can test the left and right buttons (on/off) with the DEMO program
   included.

   To use the program, just type:

        DEMO    [ENTER]

   To end the program, press [ESC]. Have fun!


2. Mouse Driver for Windows

2-1. How to install the mouse driver for Windows

    To install the mouse driver for Windows, execute WININST.EXE in Windows
    from File Manager or an alternative. WININST.EXE can install the
    mouse driver for DOS at the same time.

    1) Auto install
        Select if you want to run the automatic installation. Selecting this
        will make a new directory named "C:\MTMMOUSE" and the necessary
        files are copied there. Your AUTOEXEC.BAT, WIN.INI and SYSTEM.INI
        will be automatically modified; The original files will be
        renamed as *.MTM.

    2) Customize
        The menu will guide you to manually set up the following
        configuration parameters:

        1. the directory where the mouse driver is installed
        2. the functions you want to use (the driver for Windows, the driver
           for DOS, README file, Help file)
        3. startup options for DOS
        4. whether the installation directory path is added to AUTOEXEC.BAT
        5. whether AUTOEXEC.BAT, WIN.INI etc. are modified (If you select
           this, the old files are renamed with an extension *.MTM. If you
           do not select this, those files with new configuration command
           inserted are created as *.MRF.)
        6. whether MITSUMI MOUSE CONTROL BOARD is executed when you start
           Windows (this works one time only).
           
2-2. The Mouse Shortcut function

    Mouse Shortcut is a function to assign various objects or actions that
    are activated by pressing certain combinations of a mouse button and a
    key on the keyboard.  There are 6 possible combinations: Alt+left button,
    Alt+right button, Ctrl+left button, Ctrl+right button, Shift+left button
    and Shift+right button. You can set up Mouse Shortcut as an option in the
    MITSUMI MOUSE CONTROL BOARD. Please refer to the include program guide
    for more detailed information.  When using Mouse Shortcut, you must
    ensure that applications that will be run do not use the same combination
    of keys and buttons as specified in Mouse Shortcut.  In such cases
    Mouse Shortcut will have priority over the keys normally used by the
    application.

2-3. MITSUMI MOUSE CONTROL BOARD

    You can change the look and movement of mouse cursor by using the 
    MITSUMI MOUSE CONTROL BOARD. Please run "mouse control board" in the
    Control Panel located in the Main group.  The following is a list of
    options that may be modified:
    
    Size:
        You can select the size of mouse cursor out of three sizes depending
        on its visibility.

    Color:
        You can select the color of mouse cursor out of normal(white),
        reversed(black) or reversed transparent.

    Button Exchange:
        This feature swaps the left and right mouse buttons. This is
        useful for left-handed mouse users.

    Trails:
        You can adjust the length of mouse trails out of 7 choices. Using
        a mouse cursor with trails will catch the eye especially on a liquid
        crystal display(LCD) making it easier to locate the cursor.

    Acceleration:
        You can set the mouse cursor acceleration rate. If you increase this
        value, a quick movement of mouse moves the cursor farther.

    Auto Target:
        When you open a dialog box, the mouse cursor automatically moves on
        the default button. If there is no default button, the cursor moves
        to the first found button.

    Double Click:
        You can set the speed of double-click. You can test the speed that
        Windows regards as a double-click by double-clicking on "Test".

    Sensitivity:
        You can adjust the sensitivity of your mouse. This is accomplished by
        changing the ratio of cursor movement to mouse movement.

    The following description shows your available options:

    Angle:
        You can set the angle of cursor movement to the angle of mouse
        movement. For example, if you set it 180 degrees, the mouse cursor
        moves in the opposite direction to the mouse movement. Please press
        the arrow button to adjust the angle.

    Application:
        This feature enables switching applications and registering the
        applications you often use with Mouse Shortcut. You can register up
        to 4 applications.

    Cursor Shape:
        You can change the shape of mouse cursor. Please choose one out of
        the many choices.

    Centering:
        This feature moves the mouse cursor to the center of screen by Mouse
        Shortcut. This is good when you lose sight of the mouse cursor.

    Speed Controller:
        This feature sets the sensitivity of your mouse as it appears on the
        screen.  You may also use Mouse Shortcut to adjust sensitivity.

    Cursor Pursuit:
        The mouse cursor is pursued. You can set this operate when using
        Mouse Shortcut, when returning from the screen saver and when a
        certain interval of time has passed.

2-4. Help on Windows
    Running [mitsumi mouse help] in [MITSUMI MOUSE DRIVER] group shows you
    MITSUMI MOUSE CONTROL BOARD. This help is available when you use the
    CONTROL BOARD.


3. List of Files Included in This Package

    MOUSE.DRV       Mouse driver for Windows
    MOUSECTL.EXE    Loader of MOUSECTL.DLL
    MOUSECTL.DLL    Library for MOUSE CONTROL BOARD functions setting
    POINTCTL.EXE    Loader of POINTCTL.DLL
    POINTCTL.DLL    Library for MOUSE CONTROL BOARD functions executing
    POINTMTR.EXE    Speed meter displaying program
    WININST.EXE     Installer for Windows
    MOUSE.COM       Mouse driver for DOS
    DEMO.EXE        Demonstration program for DOS
    DOSINST.EXE     Installer for DOS
    MTMMOUSE.INI    Profile for Mitsumi mouse
    README.TXT      README file
    MANUAL.TXT      Programmers reference for DOS
    EXPAND.EXE      File expanding utility program  *1

    *1 : EXPAND.EXE is a software product of Microsoft Corporation.

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