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ATI MOUSE DRIVER 7.04
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Contained on this file are two mouse drivers; MOUSE.SYS and
MOUSE.COM. MOUSE.SYS is a device driver which is installed
through the CONFIG.SYS file on your boot drive. This driver will
activate the mouse every time you boot the system. The mouse
driver can be installed manually by copying MOUSE.SYS into the
root directory of your boot drive and adding one of the following
lines into your CONFIG.SYS file:

DEVICE = MOUSE.SYS [option(s)]

MOUSE.COM is an executable program which is used to install a
resident mouse driver if MOUSE.SYS is not installed and to con-
figure the mouse driver. To use MOUSE.COM, type

MOUSE [option(s)]

Available options are listed below:

* Before installing:

MOUSE HELP - displays help message on the screen.

MOUSE STATUS - as above.

MOUSE ? - as above.

MOUSE /? - as above.

* To Install:

MOUSE 3BUTTONS - Configures the mouse driver to 3
buttons. This is the default unless
2BUTTONS is specified.

MOUSE 2BUTTONS - Configures the mouse driver to 2
buttons.

MOUSE 400DPI - Configures the mouse driver for a
high resolution (400dpi) mouse.
(Same as MOUSE /P1)

MOUSE 200DPI - Configures the mouse driver for a


standard resolution (200dpi) mouse.
(Same as MOUSE /P3)

MOUSE /Pn - Selects which profile to use.
These movement profiles are ballistic
curves. If the mouse moves faster for
a given distance, the mouse pointer
will move a longer distance across the
screen. This driver comes with four
movement profiles (1-Slow, 2-Moderate,
3-Fast, 4-Unaccelerated). The default
is profile 2 (Moderate).

MOUSE /Sn - Sets the horizontal and vertical
mouse-to-cursor movement sensitivity.
The range is from 1 to 100. Larger
value will make cursor move faster.
The default sensitivity is 50.

* After installation:

MOUSE OFF - Disables mouse driver. If MOUSE.COM
was installed instead of MOUSE.SYS
and MOUSE.COM was the last resident
program installed, the memory occupied
by the mouse driver will be released.

MOUSE - Enables the mouse driver.

MOUSE STATUS - Displays the current status of the
mouse driver along with the help
message.

MOUSE HELP - as above.

MOUSE ? - as above.

MOUSE /? - as above.

MOUSE /Pn - Selects which profile to use.

MOUSE /Sn - Sets the horizontal and vertical
mouse-to-cursor movement sensitivity.


For a printout of this information, type:

A>TYPE READM.1ST >PRN