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This TP 5.0+ unit simply translates mouse movements or buttons into their equivalent keystrokes. It requires TpMouse from TurboPower Software. | |||
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TPPDMOUS.PAS | 3556 | 1053 | deflated |
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TPPDMOUS.PAS 11:38:21 PM Jan 11, 1990
Mouse support for Turbo Pascal Applications
Copyright January 1990 -- Ken Henderson
This little unit simply translates mouse movements or buttons into their
equivalent keystrokes. It requires TpMouse from TurboPower Software
and adds mouse support to any program, since it simply translates mouse
movements or pressed buttons into keys and pokes them into the keyboard
buffer via TpCrt.StuffKey. You may set both the speed and the default
button-to-key translations. Uses statement must list TpMouse first.
This unit is distributed as "freeware" and you are under no
obligation to me for using it. I only ask that you leave my
copyright notices in tact and that if you redistribute this
software (either by electronic or other means) you keep the
files here together and do not omit any of them.
Happy mousing!
Ken Henderson
Mouse support for Turbo Pascal Applications
Copyright January 1990 -- Ken Henderson
This little unit simply translates mouse movements or buttons into their
equivalent keystrokes. It requires TpMouse from TurboPower Software
and adds mouse support to any program, since it simply translates mouse
movements or pressed buttons into keys and pokes them into the keyboard
buffer via TpCrt.StuffKey. You may set both the speed and the default
button-to-key translations. Uses statement must list TpMouse first.
This unit is distributed as "freeware" and you are under no
obligation to me for using it. I only ask that you leave my
copyright notices in tact and that if you redistribute this
software (either by electronic or other means) you keep the
files here together and do not omit any of them.
Happy mousing!
Ken Henderson
December 21, 2017
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