~WELCOME_DOS
The Setup program includes Help Windows like this one.
Use PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN to scroll through Help.
Click Exit to quit the Setup Program.

~WELCOME_SCREEN
The Setup Program includes Help windows like this one. To find
out about a particular option, select that option and press F1
or click the Help button. To exit Setup, press F3 or click Exit.

~DISIN_SCRN1
Please enter your full name and the name of your company.
Setup copies this information to a file on your disk.
The information is used for copyright protection.

~DISIN_SCRN2
If the information is correct, choose Continue.
If the information is incorrect, retype it, 
then choose Continue.

~DISIN_SCRN3
The mouse software has already been installed and
is licensed to the person or organization shown.

~DRIVER_FOUND_SCREEN
To write over the existing mouse driver, select Yes.
To create a new directory for your mouse, select No,
then enter the new directory in the next screen.

NOTE: Do not use extended characters in the directory box.

~DIRECTORY
The directory box indicates the drive and directory
where Setup installs the mouse files. Choose Continue
to install the software for your mouse into the default
directory.

To create a new directory for your mouse, enter the
path and the name of the new directory, then choose
Continue. If the directory you tell Setup to use doesn't
exist, Setup creates it and copies the mouse driver files there.

NOTE: Do not use extended characters in the directory box.

Do not choose a RAM drive unless your computer
preserves this memory when it is turned off. Do not
choose a network drive unless your computer connects
to the network each time you turn it on.

~DIRECTORY_DOS
The directory box indicates the drive and directory
where Setup installs the mouse files. Choose Setup
to install the software for your mouse into the default
directory.

To create a new directory for your mouse, enter the
path and the name of the new directory, then choose
Setup. If the directory you tell Setup to use doesn't
exist, Setup creates it and copies the mouse driver files there.

NOTE: Do not use extended characters in the directory box.

Do not choose a RAM drive unless your computer
preserves this memory when it is turned off. Do not
choose a network drive unless your computer connects
to the network each time you turn it on.


~MAIN_SETUP
Choose Continue if you'd like Setup to perform an
Express Installation. If you're not sure which option
to choose, choose this one. It is the fastest and
easiest way to set up your mouse software for use
in both Microsoft Windows and MS-DOS.

You also have the option to set up for Windows only
or MS-DOS only. Click or tab to one of the options,
then see Help for a list of files that Setup installs.
Choose Continue after you have chosen your Setup option.

Choose Custom to see a list of features you can install
if you have limited disk space and don't want to load all
the mouse files onto your system.

~DOS_MAIN_SETUP
Choose Setup if you'd like Setup to perform an
Express Installation. If you're not sure which option
to choose, choose this one. It is the fastest and
easiest way to set up your mouse software for use
in both Microsoft Windows and MS-DOS.

You also have the option to set up for Windows only
or MS-DOS only. Click or tab to one of the options,
then choose Setup. See Help for a list of filenames that
Setup installs when you choose an option.

Choose Custom to see a list of features you can install
if you have limited disk space and don't want to load all
the mouse files onto your system.

~DOSWIN_INSTALL
Setup installs these files, which are necessary
to use your mouse in Windows and MS-DOS:
ERGODEMO.DLL   Meet the Mouse demonstration
MOUSE.DRV      Mouse driver for Windows
MOUSE.EXE      Mouse driver for MS-DOS
MOUSE.INI      Mouse initialization file
MOUSEMGR.DLL   Library for Mouse Manager
MOUSEMGR.EXE   Mouse Manager for Windows/MS-DOS
MOUSEMGR.HLP   Help for Mouse Manager
POINTER.DLL    Mouse Manager features
POINTER.EXE    Executable file for POINTER.DLL
README.EXE     README viewer
README.TXT     Notes for this software version

~MSDOS_INSTALL
Setup installs these files, which are necessary
to use your mouse in MS-DOS only:
MOUSE.EXE      Mouse driver for MS-DOS
MOUSE.INI      Mouse initialization file
MOUSEMGR.DLL   Library for Mouse Manager
MOUSEMGR.EXE   Mouse Manager for Windows/MS-DOS
MOUSEMGR.HLP   Help for Mouse Manager
README.EXE     README viewer
README.TXT     Notes for this software version

~WIN_INSTALL
Setup installs these files, which are necessary
to use your mouse in Windows only:
ERGODEMO.DLL    Meet the Mouse demonstration
MOUSE.DRV       Mouse driver for Windows
MOUSE.INI       Mouse initialization file
MOUSEMGR.DLL    Library for Mouse Manager
MOUSEMGR.EXE    Mouse Manager for Windows/MS-DOS
MOUSEMGR.HLP    Help for Mouse Manager
POINTER.DLL     Mouse Manager features
POINTER.EXE     Executable file for POINTER.DLL
README.EXE      README viewer
README.TXT      Notes for this software version

~CUSTOM_INSTALL
Choose this button to select the files you'd like
Setup to install.

~CUSTOM_INTRO
Select the files you'd like Setup to install. To see a list
of the files installed for each option, choose that option
and see Help.

~MSDOS_DRIVER
Setup installs the minimum files necessary to use your
mouse in MS-DOS. The following files are installed:
MOUSE.EXE           Mouse driver for MS-DOS
MOUSE.INI           Mouse initialization file

~WIN_DRIVER
Setup installs the minimum files necessary to use your
mouse in Windows. The following files are installed:
MOUSE.DRV            Mouse driver for  Windows
MOUSE.INI            Mouse initialization file

~CPANEL
Setup installs files necessary to use Mouse Manager
in MS-DOS and Windows. Mouse Manager lets you customize
the mouse software. With Mouse Manager, you can adjust
mouse speed and acceleration, and change buttons and
orientation. You can make the pointer more visible and
set a variety of other useful pointer options. Mouse Manager
also contains Help for your mouse and mouse software.

Setup installs these files for Mouse Manager:
MOUSEMGR.DLL       Library for Mouse Manager
MOUSEMGR.EXE       Mouse Manager for Windows/MS-DOS
MOUSEMGR.HLP       Help for Mouse Manager
POINTER.DLL        Mouse Manager features
POINTER.EXE        Executable file for POINTER.DLL

~MEETMS
Setup installs files necessary to run a short demonstration about the
mouse and mouse software. The Mouse Manager files must be installed
for Meet the Mouse to run. The following files are installed:
ERGODEMO.DLL      Meet the Mouse demonstration
MOUSEMGR.DLL      Library for Mouse Manager
MOUSEMGR.EXE      Mouse Manager for Windows/MS-DOS
MOUSEMGR.HLP      Help for Mouse Manager
POINTER.DLL       Mouse Manager features
POINTER.EXE       Executable file for POINTER.DLL

~README
Setup installs files containing some important notes that
weren't available at the time the User's Guide went to the
printer. The following files are installed: 
README.EXE        README viewer
README.TXT        Notes for this software version

~OPTIONS_WIN
Choose Continue to let Setup customize your system
for the mouse, or select the desired options. For more
information about each option, choose that option and
see Help.

NOTE:
The Mouse Setup Program makes changes to AUTOEXEC.BAT,
CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI, and SYSTEM.INI on your system in order
to correctly install the software. Setup makes backup copies of 
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS, and renames the files with 
.BAK extensions (example: AUTOEXEC.BAK). If you do not want
changes made to these files, exit Setup now. The mouse software
will not be installed and no changes will be made to your system.

~OPTIONS_DOS
Choose OK to let Setup customize your system
for the mouse, or select the desired options. For more
information about each option, choose that option and
see Help.

NOTE:
The Mouse Setup Program makes changes to AUTOEXEC.BAT,
CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI, and SYSTEM.INI on your system in order
to correctly install the software. Setup makes backup copies of
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS, and renames the files with
.BAK extensions (example: AUTOEXEC.BAK). If you do not want
changes made to these files, exit Setup now. The mouse software
will not be installed and no changes will be made to your system.

~MODIFY_PATH
Setup adds the directory you specified to the PATH
statement in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. If no PATH
statement exists, Setup creates one. Note that Setup
creates a backup of an existing AUTOEXEC.BAT file in
the root directory and names the backup AUTOEXEC.BAK.

NOTE:
Please be aware that if you do not add the mouse to
your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, the file may contain older
versions of mouse software and the new software may
not run properly. You'll need to replace older drivers
(for example, MOUSE.COM or MOUSE.SYS) with the new
driver MOUSE.EXE. It's easiest to let Setup do it for you.

~LOAD_AUTO
Setup adds a line containing MOUSE.EXE to the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file. If you don't select this option,
you will have to load the mouse manually every time
you start your computer (see Help in Mouse Manager).

~ACTIVATE_LCD
Setup automatically makes the mouse pointer larger
and reverses its color to improve its visibility.

~CPANEL_SCREEN
Mouse Manager lets you customize your mouse software.

~FINAL_SCRN
Click the Meet the Mouse button to run a short demonstration
about the mouse and its software. You'll return to this screen 
after the demonstration is finished. Once you've seen the
demonstration, choose Restart to exit Windows and initialize
your mouse software. Setup then automatically opens Windows
and Mouse Manager.

Choose Restart to exit Windows and initialize your mouse
software. Setup automatically loads Mouse Manager
when you return to Microsoft Windows. Use Mouse Manager
to customize your mouse after Setup. You can access Mouse
Manager anytime from the Windows Control Panel or from the
Mouse Program Group, which Setup creates.

Click Exit to quit Setup without restarting Windows.
Please be aware that your mouse software will not be
loaded and initialized until you exit Microsoft Windows
after the Mouse Setup Program.

Please note that you must restart your computer to load
your MS-DOS mouse software.

~COPY_FILES
Please wait...

~ENDOFHELP
