Bret:
You're wanting a utility that will configure the mouse sensitivity,
resolution, etc.
In OpenGEM, the mouse sensitivity is too high.
But, my USBMOUSE driver does have a limited capability to do it from the
command-line.
I entered "usbmouse". Receiving this error.
"There must be a compatible USB Host Driver installed in memory
(something like USBUHCI.COM)...."
I found that in C:\FDOS\BIN.
From that directory, I entered "usbuhci". The consequent text said that
the USB Host Controller had Legacy Support enabled. So it continued that
a USB keyboard/mouse were installed and enabled in the BIOS. Next was a
warning that keyboard and mouse drivers were required, or the computer
wouldn't function! So I replied `n' to the query as to whether I was sure.
This is described in the USB
program documentation (USBINTRO.DOC) starting on page 117.
Where is that file?
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