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If you are a Turbo Pascal programmer, this set of utilities provides
most of the necessary procedures to use a mouse in your own programs,
including:

~ Display of the mouse cursor.

~ Reading of mouse and button positions.

~ Display of various prompts with ``push buttons.''

~ Selection of filenames.

To use the tools, you will need Turbo Pascal 5.5 and the TP5.5 units
Crt, DOS, drivers, fonts, and GRAPH available.  Two example programs
are provided along with the .TPU files for all the mouse tools.  This
should be enough to get you started writing mouse programs. The source
code for the units is not included in this version.

Disk No: 2278                                                           
Disk Title: Mouse Tools                                                 
PC-SIG Version: S1                                                      
                                                                        
Program Title: Mouse Tools                                              
Author Version: 1.1                                                     
Author Registration: $10.00                                             
Special Requirements: Turbo Pascal 5.5                                  
                                                                        
If you are a Turbo Pascal programmer, this set of utilities provides    
most of the necessary procedures to use a mouse in your own programs,   
including:                                                              
                                                                        
~ Display of the mouse cursor                                           
                                                                        
~ Reading of mouse and button positions                                 
                                                                        
~ Display of various prompts with "push buttons"                        
                                                                        
~ Selection of filenames.                                               
                                                                        
To use the tools you will need Turbo Pascal 5.5 and the TP5.5 units     
Crt, DOS, drivers, fonts, and GRAPH available.  Two example programs    
are provided along with the .tpu files for all the mouse tools.  This   
should be enough to get you started writing mouse programs.  The source 
code for the units is not included in this version.                     
                                                                        
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(c) Copyright 1990, PC-SIG Inc.

   
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 Directory of A:\

BOX      TPU      3344   9-11-89   9:08a
CCMAP    PIC     16080  12-13-88   1:03p
CGAEXP   EXE     42032   9-13-89  11:24a
CGAEXP   PAS      6536   5-08-89   1:59p
CONVERT  TPU      2432   9-11-89   9:08a
MAPEDIT  EXE     60720   9-13-89  11:23a
MAPEDIT  PAS     33080   6-16-89   2:04p
MOUSE    TPU      3920   9-11-89   9:08a
MOUSERS2 TPU     18192   9-11-89   3:05p
MOUSTOOL DOC     24026   5-03-90  10:35a
PALETTE  TPU      2464   9-11-89   9:08a
SHAREWRE TXT      1715   8-26-88   7:43a
FILE2278 TXT      2369   8-28-90  12:42p
GO       BAT        40   1-01-80   6:00a
GO       TXT       496   1-01-80   4:28a
       15 file(s)     217446 bytes
                       96256 bytes free