Elo TouchSystems DOS and Windows Driver Disk, Руководство пользователя

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Command Line Flags 47
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MonitorMouse for DOS supports several command line flags. Flags consist of a
hyphen and a letter, in upper or lower case. Multiple flags may be specified,
separated by spaces.
MONMOUSE [Flag(s)]
where [Flag(s)] are:
-m<mode> Mouse button emulation mode 0-6.
-c<+/-> Mouse cursor on/off.
-b<+/-> Beeps on/off.
-d<directory> Path where ELOGRAPH.CAL is found.
-r<x>,<y> Default mickey/pixel ratio.
-j<+/-> Jump/don't jump to touch with mickeys.
-s<+/-> Emulation active/inactive in spawned
programs.
-t<+/-> Emulation active/inactive after program terminations.
-i<interrupt> Software interrupt of ELODEV (hex).
-x Extract MonitorMouse for DOS from memory.
-h Display quick reference information.
For example:
MONMOUSE -m6 -c-
No flags are required for use with MonitorMouse for Windows, as its options are
set with the Touchscreen Control Panel. However, DOS programs run from
Windows will use the defaults set by these flags.
Mouse Button Emulation Mode Flag (-m)
Four mouse button emulation modes are supported. (Three additional modes are
available for backwards compatibility but are no longer documented). The modes
NOTE
To find out the version of your mouse driver, install it and read its sign-on
message. The company (e.g. Microsoft, Logitech) and version number are usually
displayed.
If PATCHMSE does not list your version, try to locate a copy of one supported.
MOUSE.COM may be found in the \MOUSE, \DOS, or \WINDOWS directory. It
may also be found on the Microsoft Windows release disks, although it may be in
a compressed form. See the README.MMW file for uncompressing instructions.