You might try - dunno your operating system here - to add a line to your
config.sys file:
device=mouse.sys
It's a generic mouse driver and if you are in DOS it should work on a basic
level. In windows it shouldn't affect anything.
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On 3/22/2003 at 4:11 PM a whisper was heard, and the one known as ted clark
was rumoured to have uttered....
| just to lighten the atmosphere a bit, here's
| something
| I've been considering for sometime - where will I find a
| DOS mouse driver and how will I install it ?
| when and if this is done, will the mouse be available
| for moving around BIOS ?
| cheers
| Ted
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