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/help/help-en/index.ama
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* %lpkg.ama:Packages management (install/remove/update software)
* %lnetwork.ama:Networking
* %lmouse.ama:Mouse support
* %lfreedos.ama:SvarDOS vs FreeDOS: what is the story?
* %ltodo.ama:The project's "TODO" list

/help/help-en/mouse.ama
0,0 → 1,61
%h*** MOUSE SUPPORT ***
To be able to use your mouse in your programs, you need a mouse driver.
SvarDOS has no mouse driver by default, but there's a package for it.
It's called CTMOUSE. You need to install this package.
%hINSTALLING CTMOUSE
If your SvarDOS system is connected to the internet, you can just type:
pkgnet pull ctmouse
pkg install ctmouse.svp
Otherwise you need to download 'ctmouse.svp' an another computer and supply it
to your SvarDOS installation by, e.g., floppy disk or USB drive.
Then type:
pkg install [<path to>]ctmouse.svp
%hLOADING CTMOUSE
If you don't care about the language CTMOUSE displays messages, then just add
this line to your C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT. Messages will then be displayed in English.
C:\DRIVERS\CTMOUSE\CTMOUSE.EXE
That's it! Now reboot your system to get the driver loaded.
But if you prefer CTMOUSE messages in your own language, check if CTMOUSE is
available in that language by looking at the CTM-*.EXE files in the
C:\DRIVERS\CTMOUSE\CTMOUSE\ directory.
BR means Brazilian Portugese, DE stands for Deutsch (German), and so on.
If you managed to find your language supported by CTMOUSE, then add this line
to your C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT.
C:\DRIVERS\CTMOUSE\CTMOUSE\CTM-xx.EXE
(Where xx stands for your language code.)
%hLANGUAGE-AWARE AUTO-SETUP
To let CTMOUSE messages adapt to your SvarDOS system's language automatically,
add the following lines to your C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT after the SET LANG=xx line.
SET CTM_BASEPATH=C:\DRIVERS\CTMOUSE
SET CTM_FULLPATH=%%CTM_BASEPATH%%\CTMOUSE\CTM-%%LANG%%.EXE
IF NOT EXIST %%CTM_FULLPATH%% SET CTM_FULLPATH=%%CTM_BASEPATH%%\CTMOUSE.EXE
%%CTM_FULLPATH%%
SET CTM_BASEPATH=
SET CTM_FULLPATH=
This will make your SvarDOS look for the translated CTMOUSE version first.
If that does not exist, then it falls back to English.
See also:
* %lpkg.ama:SvarDOS packages management
* %lnetworking.ama:Networking
* C:\DRIVERS\CTMOUSE\DOC\CTMOUSE.TXT