BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 11-25-92 (21:35) Number: 397 From: PAUL LANKOW Refer#: NONE To: TONY ELLIOTT Recvd: NO Subj: Mouse routines Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
SM> I downloaded QBnws... Your Mouse Program was Great! It was well SM>documented and you examples were very helpful. I had no problems with your SM>library, you made it extremely easy to establish procedures for the mouse SM>functions. I second that! The finest routines for the mouse I've seen! May I be so bold to suggest a possible bug. I used them on a computer which didn't have a mouse driver installed and I got some fatal errors. The first line in the initialization routine should be added to read xor bx, bx. Without that, the routine fails to report that a mouse driver doesn't exist. At least it did on this PC. Adding that line solved the problem. The next thing I've got to figure out is if I can use your routines in a DesqView aware program or if I need to spend bunches of dollars on DesqView's API. * SLMR 2.1a * --- WM v2.04/92-0634 * Origin: DON'T PANIC! Resistance is USELESS! 206-573-9411 (1:105/107)
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