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Proxy Settings and Preferences 31
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Drag the mouse with either button held down—Proxy will transmit the
button clicks as well as all mouse motion while the button is depressed
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Move the mouse while holding down
[Ctrl]
—Proxy will transmit all
mouse motion while the
[Ctrl]
key is held down
Controlling Click Transmission
The checkboxes “left button clicks” and “right button clicks” allow you to
independently control whether left and right button clicks are transmitted to the
host PC. If the box is checked, the clicks are transmitted. The original defaults
are set to transmit left button clicks and suppress right button clicks.
The rationale for this is that in most programs that utilize the mouse, left button
clicks are an essential part of the mouse interface, while right button clicks are
either unused or perform operations that are available through other means.
When the transmission of right button clicks is suppressed, the right button
becomes available as an alternative to using the Control key to force transmission
of mouse motion and to auto-scroll the display, without risking undesired side-
effects on the host PC.
Controlling Transmission of Mouse Motion
The radio buttons “absolute motion” and “relative motion” allow you to control
how mouse motion in Proxy is transmitted to the host PC. Either or neither of
these checkboxes may be checked, but not both.
Proxy offers two different mouse motion transmission techniques to accommo-
date how DOS programs on the host PC might interpret mouse motion.
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If “absolute motion” is selected, Proxy will transmit mouse motion as
absolute mouse position.
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If “relative motion” is selected, Proxy will transmit mouse motion as the
difference between successive mouse positions.
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If neither is selected, Proxy will not transmit mouse motion at all.
“Absolute position” should work correctly with most programs, and it is in
general the preferred option. If “absolute position” is working correctly, the
mouse of the host PC should track the diamond-shaped Proxy mouse cursor very
closely. If you find that the two mice do not track, try “relative position.”