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Installing in DOS
Note: To ensure a successful DOS in-
stallation, boot up to DOS.
If Windows 3.1 loads automatically at
boot up
, exit Windows, then proceed
with the mouse’s software installation.
If Windows 95/98 loads automatically at
boot up
, select
Start
from the task bar,
choose
Shut Down
, and then select
Re-
start the computer in MS-DOS mode?
1. Insert the provided setup disk into
your computer’s floppy disk drive.
2. At the DOS prompt, type
<drive>:\dos\install. (For
example, if the Dual Wheel Mouse
setup disk is in drive A, type
a:\dos\install.)
3. Press
Enter
. A dialog box appears.
4. In the dialog box, type
A:\DOS
after SOURCE:.
5. Press
Enter
twice more to begin the
mouse driver installation. The
mouse test screen appears.
6. Move the cursor to a piano key to
test the mouse’s movement and but-
tons.
Note: Only the cursor function oper-
ates in DOS.
7. After testing the mouse, click
Quit
or
press
Q
on your keyboard. A dialog
line appears,
Do you want to
modify Autoexec.bat? Y/
N?
8. Type
Y
to edit your computer’s
Autoexec.bat file to include the com-
mand
c:\mouse\mouse to load
the mouse driver each time you turn
on or restart your computer.
Or, type
N
if you do not want to mod-
ify the
Autoexec.bat
file.
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