BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 09-24-92 (07:55) Number: 185 From: MATT PRITCHARD @ 930/21 Refer#: NONE To: TOM BRADY Recvd: NO Subj: Mouse cursor routines Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
TB>The problem is: if I identify the video as either VGA or TB>EGA, only the upper TB>half of the screen is available for the mouse. TB>Consequently, while the curso TB>can be designed, no further clicking can take place on TB>anything. If the vide TB>is identified as CGA, the entire screen is available for TB>the mousre, and the TB>program works quite well. TB>I've looked the code over, and haven't been able to TB>identify the portion whi TB>is restricting the movement of the mouse. If you, or anyone else, has a TB>suggestion, I'd be grateful. Try Mouse function INT 33, function 08 - Set Vertical range, to *expand* the size of mouse area. Normally, it defaults to a virtual screen of 640 by 200 points (Which don't have to correspond to pixels - depending on what you are doing....) Also, Function 7 is used for the Horizontal range... -Hope this helps -Matt P === * SLMR 2.1a * Can you really have a ban on censorship? --- InterPCB 1.50 # Origin: CENTRAL BBS -Texas' BEST BBS! 214-393-7090 HST 3+GIGs (8:930/21) * Origin: Gateway System to/from RBBS-NET (RBBS-PC 1:10/8)
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